SoLID DAQ » Telescope Cerenkov

h1. MAROC Scaler test

h2. How to run the  scripts  

# *Scripts are currently located under the following directories in solid@tunl11*

#  Scripts is located at "/home/clasrun/rich/suite1.0/sw/ana/ped"

# library is located at "/home/clasrun/rich/suite1.0/sw/ana/lib"

# The output files are at "/home/clasrun/rich/suite1.0/results/scalers"

#  The main library is created by compiling the code "rich.C"

# The script "recoPed.sh" take the input file and a integer number (0 or 1)

  >> 0 is for pedestal run

  >> 1 is for dark current run

h2. Example to run the code ./recoped.sh filename 0

h2. It runs the following scripts"

# "richDoHistoCount.c">>  It runs the function doHistoCount () in rich.C

*Output:*

1) stat.txt >> It gives the mean, rms of the pedestal in entire range

2) dead.txt >> Channel having the count less than 1

3) noisy.txt >> Noisty channels. Channel with RMS>=4

4) hot.txt >> channel with rate greater than 10 kHz

5) rate.txt >>Dark current rate for individual channel between 300-500

6) chip.txt >> mean and rms of pedestal for each pmt (average of all pixel within same pmt)

7) chiprate.txt >> mean and rms of dark current (average of all pixel within same pmt)

8) histo.root >> hCount[channel]-> Rate at different threshold

              >> hRate[channel]->  Dark current rate in region between 300-500

              >> hShoulder[channel]-> Dark current rate from Threshold to threshold +25 unts

# "richPlot.C" >> runs the function plot ( 1 , datatype) from rich.C

 >> datatype = 0 (pedestal) or 1 (dark current)

*Output:*

1) range.txt >> mean, rms of the pedestal fitting the histogram with guassian in narrow range. It also gives the maximum value of Threshold (DAC unit) which has rate >1. That is the end of tail of histogram hCount. For dark current range is take between (150,650) while for pedestal its in between 170,220)

2) "largePedestals.txt" >> if the mean pedestal + 10*sigma > Threshold pedestal. Then that channel is flagged as large pedestal and written in file.

3) "slope.txt" >> slope at 5 different point above pedestal. Basically its measure of flucatation of of dark current above threshold.

 >> how is slope determinded

 5 point (Threshold +25 , Threshold +50,Threshold +100 , Threshold +200,Threshold +400) are picked

 Then Dark current rate at each point is computed (average of 7 points in step of 3.5 DAC units)

4) plot.pdf >> Its the fit to the pedestal with guassian in narrow range around the peak

#####################    KEY NOTE    ###########################

Key note "range.txt" is the output with guassian fit but "stat.txt" contains same information without fitting but taking values from direclty histogram (for example h->GetMean() in case of "stat.txt"). So "stat.txt" is only good when pedestal is very high.

# "richDisplayCount.C" >> display2(filename, opt, ymin,ymax) from "rich.C"

filename is the name of file used to draw information

opt: is 0 (pedestal) or 1 (dark current)

ymax, ymin >> range to draw plot

*Output:*

1) display1.pdf >> plot1 >> xpixel:ypixel:pedestal_mean (using "stat.txt")

                >> plot2 >> 1D histogram of pedestal mean value

		>> plot3 >> mean pedestal for different channel within same PMT (for all PMT)

2) display2.pdf >> plot1 >> xpixel:ypixel:pedestal_rms (using "stat.txt")

                >> plot2 >> 1D histogram of pedestal rms value

		>> plot3 >> rms value of pedestal  pedestal for different channel within same PMT (for all PMT)

3) display3.pdf >> Equivalent to display1.pdf but using the file "range.txt" (which are extracted by fitting histogram in narrow rangel")

4) display4.pdf >> Equivalen to display2.pdf but using "rangle.txt" (fitted information)

5) display11.pdf >> plot1 >> xpixel:ypixel:Mean of Dark Current rate  between 300 -500 (using "range.txt")

   		 >>plot2 >> 1D histogram of Mean of Dark Current for all 960 channel

   	     	 >> plot3>> Mean of Dark current of different  pixel within a  PMT

6)  display12.pdf >> plot1 >> xpixel:ypixel:RMS of Dark Current rate  between 300 -500 (using "range.txt")

   		 >>plot2 >> 1D histogram of RMS of Dark Current for all 960 channel

   	     	 >> plot3>> RMS  Dark current of different  pixel within a  PMT

7)  display15.pdf >> plot1 >> xpixel:ypixel:RMS/mean of Dark Current rate  between 300 -500 (using "range.txt")

   		 >>plot2 >> 1D histogram of RMS/mean of Dark Current for all 960 channel

   	     	 >> plot3>> RMS/mean  Dark current of different  pixel within a  PMT

8)  display16.pdf >> plot1 >> xpixel:ypixel:RMS/sqrt(mean) of Dark Current rate  between 300 -500 (using "range.txt")

   		 >>plot2 >> 1D histogram of RMS/sqrt(mean) of Dark Current for all 960 channel

   	     	 >> plot3>> RMS/sqrt(mean)  Dark current of different  pixel within a  PMT

#"richDisplayScan.c">> call a function display3 from "rich.C"

*

Output:*

scan.pdf >> 1D and 2D plot are generated for each value of threshold between 200-300

         >> Dark current is evaluated from 200 to next 300 in step of 1( for example dark current at 200, 201 202 ...)

>> 2D histo >> xpixel:ypixel:Dark Current

         >> 1D histogram>> Dark current for given threshold ( for eg reading first plot : xaxis is dark current , most of the channel have dark current around 100. Y axis is count of number of channel have particular value of dark current

# "doAnalysis.C" >> invokes the function doAnalysis( dark current run) or doPedestalAnalysis( pedestal run) from "rich.C"

*output:*

1) ShowLargePedestal() >> largePedestals.pdf (if mean+10*sigma >Threshold) Then its large pedestal

2) DisplaySlopes()  >> 1) slopeDisplay.pdf >> slope of dark current at 4 different points above threshold

   		    >> 2) slopeDisplay2.pdf>> slope of dark current of each pixel within a pmt. Red are slope with negative slope while blue a				re +ve slope. Though in plot its plots the absolute value

                    >> slopeHigh.txt >> if slope< -2

		    >> slopeVeryHigh.txt >>  if slope < -10

3)  DisplayRange() >> SPErange.pdf >> plot1 >> Maximum value if DAC unit (threshold) with count/rate>0

                      or last point of x-axis of hCount histogram.

		                   >> plot2 >> Maximum value of DAC unit with count>0, for different pixels in same pmt

				   >> plot3>>  pedestal mean with file "range.txt" i.e fitted value

				   >> plot4 >> mean  of the pedestal for each pixel in same pmt

				   >> plot5>> RMS of the pedestal  with file "range.txt" i.e fitted value

				   >> plot6 >> RMS  of the pedestal for each pixel in same pmt

4) DisplayRate() >> rate.pdf >> plot1 >> distribution of  Dark current rate (between 300 -500) for NPIXEL*NPMT

                             >> plot2 >> distribution of RMS of dark current (300-500)

			     >> plot3>> distribution of RMS/Mean

			     >> plot4>> Dark current rate mean for all pixel within same pmt

			     >> plot5 >> Dark current RMS for all pixel within same PMT

 		             >> Plot6 >> Dark current RMS/Mean for all pixel within same pmt

			     >> plot7 >> Dark current mean shoulder ( from Threshold + 25 )/ Dark current mean

			     >> plot7 >>  RMS Dark current shoulder ( from Threshold + 25 )/ Dark current RMS

			     >> plot8 >> Mean Dark current shoulder ( from Threshold + 25 )/ Dark current mean for different pixel within same PMT

			     >>plot9 >> RMS Dark current shoulder ( from Threshold + 25 )/ RMS Dark current for different pixel within same pmt

5) DisplayRatePMT() >> ratePMT.pdf >>plot1>> Mean Dark current rate for every PMT ("chiprate.pdf", dark current 300-500) average of 64 pixel

   		       		   >>plot2>> RMS Dark current rate for every PMT ("chiprate.pdf", dark current 300-500) average of 64 pixel

				  >> plot3>> RMS/Mean of Dark current rate for every PMT ("chiprate.pdf", dark current 300-500) average of 64 pixe

6) DisplayHotPixels()   >> hot.pdf >> pixels with dark current rate larger than 10 kHz

7) showThresholds() >> rateorderedRatio.txt >>Prints the slot, fiber, pmt,pixel, and (ShoulderMean/Mean) Dark Current if its greater than 2. In case of no cross-talk (ShoulderMean/Mean) Dark Current is ==1 . In other words shows possible cross-talk candidates.