Difference between revisions of "HRS Checkout (Experts)"
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Revision as of 14:12, 9 October 2016
The detector checkout is best done using a fairly uniform illumination, which is provided for by 20 μA on the optics target at the following kinematics:
E' = 0.85 GeV, θ = 48.75 degrees (W = 1.47 GeV, Q2 = 1.28 GeV2). The HRS electron rates should be about 119 Hz.
| HRS | Ebeam [GeV] | P0 [GeV/c] | θe [deg] | Collimator | Target | Fast Raster X x Y |
Beam Current | Trigger |
| Right | 2.217 | 0.85 | 48.75 | None | Optics | 3 x 3 mm2 | 20 μA | S0&&S2m |
- With the above kinematics, take a run (at least 24K electrons or 90 minutes) and verify that all detector channels are working.
- Using the same run, produce a ROOT tree, and do the following: make a spectrum of x vs. y at the focal plane. What you should see is a "spider" with 5 legs. The non-straightness of the central legs indicates there is an offset in the Z or Y direction. If you don't see a "spider" or something resembling it, then of of the polarities of the HRS magnets is set wrong (or a magnet is off).
- Check that the signals are well timed.
- Determine correct thresholds.
- Verify all scalers are incrementing.
- Check for double pulsing and time the wire chamber signals.
- Are the scintillator signals on scale in the ADCs?
- PID threshold checks.
