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Latest revision as of 15:33, 6 February 2007
FAQ
THaDecData : trigger pattern
The trigger pattern word D.evtypbits uses the trigger latch TDC data to generate this data. A window has to be defined to have a hit counted as a trigger.
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void THaDecData::TrigBits(UInt_t ibit, BdataLoc *dataloc) {
// Figure out which triggers got a hit. These are multihit TDCs, so we
// need to sort out which hit we want to take by applying cuts.
if( ibit >= kBitsPerByte*sizeof(UInt_t) ) return; //Limit of evtypebits bits.ResetBitNumber(ibit);
static const UInt_t cutlo = 400;
static const UInt_t cuthi = 1200;
for (int ihit = 0; ihit < dataloc->NumHits(); ihit++) {
if (dataloc->Get(ihit) > cutlo && dataloc->Get(ihit) < cuthi) {
bits.SetBitNumber(ibit);
evtypebits |= BIT(ibit);
}
}
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so one has to look at the time distributions D.bit[n] and make sure those are withing the range of the cut. If they are not one should change the limits so that all triggers fit inside and recompile the class.
