From: Jens Ivar Jordre (jensivar.jordre@fi.uib.no)
Date: Wed Sep 03 2003 - 09:07:38 EDT
Hello Flemming.
Flemming Videbaek wrote:
> A comment to the issue Jens Ivar brought up on the TOF cal.
> 
> a) The way the raw data PRESENTLY are fill should guarentee that the
> "number of slats" == "number of hits" not only for Tof systesm but also BB
> and others etectors with fixe #channels. We have in the last two runs used
> some hardware channele eg from BB to other purpose, usually this would
> plainly result in having both ac and tdc == 0 for those channels, and the
> calibration software would just map these as being bad.
> So it is in fact a bit surprising that you at all got an error unless the
> detectorparams.txt no of tubes does not match the number of actual 'slats'
> in the raw data. Could you give a bit more info.
This has an easy explanation. I was just testing calibration on 
simulated data to see what came out and if I can use this as calibration 
numbers when pumping simulated data through the analysis chain. (In the 
same process I found of course out that TDC gain can not be "calibrated" 
from simulated data, but that's a different story.) I need some numbers 
where calibration is used when analyzing real data.
I wasn't aware of what you mention above regarding "number of hits" == 
"number of slats", so I guess one could return to the version of 
BrTdcGainCalibModule I deemed buggy. However, the way its Event function 
is now I guess is better conseptually, so I'll let it be unless you tell 
me otherwise.
Best wishes from
Jens Ivar
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