with help from Kalyan we looked on the timing variables. We wanted to make sure that right now, electron is carrying timming. for this check 3 plots attached. 1) coin plot (HRSR - HRSL) with cut on trigger T5 (T5 is a common stop) 2) " HRSR - (HRSR*HRSL) " with cut on trigger T5 (T5 is a common stop) 3) " HRSL - (HRSR*HRSL) " with cut on trigger T5 (T5 is a common stop) The red line is EDTM signal. The black line is the actual signal and the blue line is the real signal with additional cut on coin time. I expect that the particle that carry time will behave like delta function. For the elctron we see that it's a very narrow distribution (~1 ns) and for protons we have some spread (~15 ns). (the X axis units are in TDC channels). This data is correspond to slowest proton to HRSR that we will take, the question that I don't know the answer is were we expect the fastest proton. in figure number 4 presented distribution of T3 (for all trigger types). From this distribution I see that our readout window for TDCs is ~ 800 ns I though that our readout window is 1.5 usec... what changed?
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