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The Left HRS will be used during the SBS era for calibrating HCAL and possibly for a hypernuclear experiment.
 
The Left HRS will be used during the SBS era for calibrating HCAL and possibly for a hypernuclear experiment.
Here's a talk about it:  http://userweb.jlab.org/~rom/LHRS_BobM_17May21.pdf
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Here's a talk about the Left HRS:  http://userweb.jlab.org/~rom/LHRS_BobM_17May21.pdf
  
 
== [[Running the Left-HRS DAQ]] ==
 
== [[Running the Left-HRS DAQ]] ==
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== [[Detectors on Left HRS]] ==
 
== [[Detectors on Left HRS]] ==
 
== [[Analysis Software for Left HRS]] ==
 
== [[Analysis Software for Left HRS]] ==
 
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== [[Controlling HV on Left HRS]] ==
 
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== <h4> Commissioning Plan for Left HRS </h4> ==
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Before we use the Left HRS to commission HCAL, we need to spend some time checking the HRS itself.
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Most checks of detector and the DAQ can be done with cosmics or with pulsers, but the two topics
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where we need beam are:  1) Check the HV on the Cherenkov detectors (particles need to go in the right
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direction, and 2) Check the magnetic optics (we can start with an optics database from the Tritium era.
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Initially we'll have the HRS at about 90 degrees. We can run with beam and check detectors and look
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at reconstructed angles at the target.  We can do this parasitically or late at night when nobody
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is in the hall. (We need the beam on target.).  For the reconstructed angles, all is well if the
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acceptance looks about right (a familiar rectangle) and we can compare to Monte Carlo.  Later, when
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we remove Bigbite, we can put in the sieve slits and check more carefully the optics.  If the optics
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are really bad (blurry hole pattern) we can do an optics calibration run plan.  However, I doubt that
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this is necessary.
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<pre>
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Rate calculations for e-P elastic scattering.
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Assuming 15 cm LH2 target.  1 uA of beam.
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Here I used some of the kinematics given in the HCAL run plan.
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4.4 GeV is not very practical.
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Note, the sieve slit will cut the rate by a factor of 200.
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E' is the momentum setting of the L-HRS for elastic.
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  E    theta_HRS    E'      Rate
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  (GeV)  (degrees)  (GeV)      (Hz for 1 uA beam)
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  4.4    30.9      2.64      2.9 Hz/uA
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  4.4    34.1      2.44      1.3 Hz/uA
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  4.4    61.1      1.29      0.018 Hz/uA
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  4.4    64.3      1.20      0.014 Hz/uA
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  4.4    67.5      1.13      0.010 Hz/uA
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  4.4    70.7      1.06      0.008 Hz/uA
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  2.2    30.9      1.65      216 Hz/uA ..... angle available when Bigbite removed (can run with sieve)
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  2.2    34.1      1.57      100 Hz/uA
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  2.2    40        1.42      29 Hz/uA
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  2.2    45        1.30      11.7 Hz/uA
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  2.2    80        0.75      0.27 Hz/uA  .... run here at 40 uA (without sieve)
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  2.2    90        0.66      0.15 Hz/uA
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</pre>
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Latest revision as of 17:06, 7 June 2021

The Left HRS will be used during the SBS era for calibrating HCAL and possibly for a hypernuclear experiment. Here's a talk about the Left HRS: http://userweb.jlab.org/~rom/LHRS_BobM_17May21.pdf

Running the Left-HRS DAQ

Commissioning Plan for Left HRS

Detectors on Left HRS

Analysis Software for Left HRS

Controlling HV on Left HRS