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03 tagging desynchronized capID
Updated on Tue, 2009-03-10 14:36. Originally created by mattheww on 2008-10-27 23:23.
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BPRS Polygraph detecting corrupted capIDs.
Goal: tag events with desynchronized CAP id, find correct cap ID
Method:
- build ped(capID, softID)
- pick one BPRS crate (19W)
- compute chi2/dof for series capID+/-2
- pick 'best' capID with smallest chi2/dof
- use pedestals for best capID for this crate for this event
- if best capID differs from nominal capID call this event 'desynchronized & fixed'
Input: 23K st_physics events from run 9067013.
For technical reason limited range of nominal capID=[122,126] was used, what reduces data sample to 4% ( 5/128=0.04).
Results:
Fig 1. ADC-ped(capID,softID) vs. softID for crate 1 (i.e. PSD19W) as is'. No capID corruption detection.
Fig 2. ADC-ped(capID,softID) with capID detection & correction enabled. The same events.
Note, all bands are gone - the capID fix works.
Right: ADC-ped spectra: Black: 594 uncorrupted events, red: 30 corrupted & fixed events.
The integral for ADC[10,70] are 2914 and 141 for good and fixed events, respectively.
141/2914=0.048; 30/594=0.051 - close enough to call it the same (within stats).
Fig 3. Auxiliary plots.
TOP left: chi/dof for all events. About 1100 channels is used out of 1200 in served by crate 1. Rejected are bad & outliers.
TOP right: change of chi2/dof for events with corrupted & fixed capID.
BOTTOM: frequency of capID for good & fixed events, respectively.
Conclusions:
- BPRS-Polygraph algo efficiently identifies and corrects BPRS for corrupted capID, could be adopted to used offline .
- there is no evidence ADC integration widow changes for BPRS data with corrupted capID.
Table 1.
shows capIDs for the 4 BPRS crates for subsequent events. Looks like for the same event cap IDs are strongly correlated, but different.
Conclusion: if we discard say capID=125, we will make hole of 1/4 of barrel , different in every event. This holds for BPRS & BSMD.
capID= 83:89:87:90: eve=134 capID= 1:4:11:3: eve=135 capID= 74:74:81:72: eve=136 capID= 108:110:116:110: eve=137 capID= 68:72:73:75: eve=138 capID= 58:55:65:64: eve=139 capID= 104:110:106:101: eve=140 capID= 9:6:8:15: eve=141 capID= 43:37:47:46: eve=142 capID= 120:126:118:122: eve=143 capID= 34:41:41:40: eve=144 capID= 3:0:126:2: eve=145 capID= 28:33:28:30: eve=146 capID= 72:64:70:62: eve=147 capID= 2:6:7:5: eve=148 capID= 22:32:33:24: eve=149 capID= 8:4:5:124: eve=150 capID= 23:17:17:19: eve=151 capID= 62:57:63:61: eve=152 capID= 54:53:45:47: eve=153 capID= 68:75:70:67: eve=154 capID= 73:79:73:72: eve=155 capID= 104:98:103:103: eve=156 capID= 12:5:13:10: eve=157 capID= 5:10:10:2: eve=158 capID= 32:33:27:22: eve=159 capID= 96:102:106:97: eve=160 capID= 79:77:72:77: eve=161
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