source: branches/start/MagicSoft/include-Classes/MRawEvt.cxx@ 9029

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This is the start point for the further developments of the Classes for the MAGIC software. Here you find the classes that are used by the Simulation and the Analysis programs. This Classes MRawPixel, MRawEvt and MMcEvt are designed by Thomas Schweizer and Harald Kornmayer. They are using the "root" package from CERN.
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1#include <iostream.h>
2#include "TClonesArray.h"
3#include "TString.h"
4#include "TRandom.h"
5
6#include "MRawEvt.h"
7#include "MRawPixel.h"
8
9#include "Mdefine.h"
10//==========
11// MRawEvt
12//
13// One Event is a sample of FADC measurements of different Pixels
14// (Photomultipliers) from the Camera of MAGIC. So all data (FADC) of the
15// interesting pixels are the modules of an event. To describe pixels the
16// class MRawPixel is used. To define a single events
17// some other data members are needed (Time of the events, kind of event..).
18//
19// To describe one event on the level of FADC values the Class MRawEvt is
20// created. It has the following data members:
21//
22// ----------
23//
24// UInt_t uiEvtNo
25//
26// This it the number of the Event in one
27// data run. The first event in this run get
28// the number zero. The next one is one bigger.
29//
30// Assuming that one run takes 1 hour and a
31// triggerrate of 1kHz the number must be able
32// to reach 3.6e6 Events. To reach this number
33// you need at least 22 bits. This is the reason
34// why we use an integer (of root type UInt_t)
35// with a range to 4.2e9.
36//
37// ----------
38//
39// ULong_t ulTimeStamp
40//
41// Time of the event.
42// The start point of the time determination can be
43// the millenium. From that start point the time is
44// measured in 200ns-count. One day for example
45// contains 432.e9 counts. An unsigned Long is able to
46// contain 1.8e19 200ns-counts. This corresponds to 41.e6
47// days. This should be more than the livetime of MAGIC.
48//
49// ----------
50//
51// UChar_t ucEvtStatus
52//
53// Status of Event.
54// This is a Byte (8 bit) to indicated the status of
55// the event (Pedestal, Calibration, etc).
56//
57// ----------
58//
59// UShort_t usTrig1st
60//
61// Number of first level trigger
62// This member counts the number of First Level Trigger
63// between the last and this event. May be that due to
64// dead time of the DAQ this number is different from 1.
65// If the DAQ is fast enough, this value should be 1.
66// This may be usefull in GammaRayBursts and if we
67// apply a data reduction in the DAQ-chain, which selects
68// only good events.
69//
70// ----------
71//
72// UShort_t usMultPixel
73//
74// Multiplicity of Pixels
75// Each event consists of a specific number of
76// pixels. This is the number of pixels in one event.
77// The array of ClonesPixels (taClonesArray) is of this
78// size.
79//
80// ----------
81//
82// TClonesArray *taPixels
83//
84// Array of Pixels
85// The Clones array is a list of the Pixels used in one
86// event with the information about the Pixels.
87//
88//
89
90//
91void GetFadcNoise ( UChar_t asF[] )
92{
93 static TRandom Gen ;
94 static Float_t z1, z2 ;
95 for (Int_t i=0; i<FADC_SLICES; i++ ) {
96 Gen.Rannor(z1, z2) ;
97 asF[i] = 10 + (UChar_t)(z1*4) ;
98 // if (asF[i] < 0 ) asF[i] = 0 ;
99 }
100}
101
102ClassImp(MRawEvt)
103
104MRawEvt::MRawEvt() {
105 //
106 // Implementation of the default constructor
107 //
108 // set all member to zero, init the pointer to ClonesArray,
109
110 uiEvtNo = 0 ;
111 ulTimeStamp = 0 ;
112 ucEvtStatus = 0 ;
113 usTrig1st = 0 ;
114 usMultPixel = 0 ;
115
116 //
117 // Then we have to initialize the ClonesArray list for the Pixels.
118 // This is neccessary once!
119 //
120 // initialize the list to this global pointer
121
122 taPixels = new TClonesArray ("MRawPixel", 2*CAMERA_PIXELS ) ;
123
124 cout << " default constructor " << endl ;
125}
126
127
128MRawEvt::~MRawEvt() {
129 //
130 // Implementation of the default destructor
131 //
132 delete taPixels ;
133 cout << " default destructor " << endl ;
134}
135
136void MRawEvt::Clear() {
137 //
138 // Implementation of the Clear function
139 //
140 // Resets all members to zero, clear the list of Pixels
141 //
142 uiEvtNo = 0 ;
143 ulTimeStamp = 0 ;
144 ucEvtStatus = 0 ;
145 usTrig1st = 0 ;
146 usMultPixel = 0 ;
147
148 taPixels->Clear() ;
149}
150
151
152
153void MRawEvt::Print() {
154 //
155 // This member function prints all Data of one Event on screen.
156 //
157
158 // Prints out the data of one Pixel
159 cout << endl << "EventNumber " << uiEvtNo ;
160 cout << endl << "Event Time Stamp " << ulTimeStamp ;
161 cout << endl << "Event Status " << (int) ucEvtStatus ;
162 cout << endl << "Trigger 1. Level " << usTrig1st ;
163 cout << endl << "Number of Pixels " << usMultPixel ;
164
165 for (Int_t i=0 ; i<usMultPixel; i++ ) {
166 ((MRawPixel *)taPixels->At(i))->Print() ;
167 }
168}
169
170
171void MRawEvt::FillRandom ( UInt_t uiN, ULong_t ulT, UShort_t usMuPi ) {
172 //
173 // This is neccessary to fill the MRawEvt Class with randomized FADC
174 // values. The EventNumber, EventTime and the Number of Pixels are given
175 // as parameters.
176 //
177
178 uiEvtNo = uiN ;
179 ulTimeStamp = ulT ;
180
181 UChar_t ucA[FADC_SLICES] ;
182
183 for (UShort_t i = 0 ; i< usMuPi; i++ ) {
184 GetFadcNoise ( ucA ) ;
185
186 TClonesArray &caP = *taPixels ;
187 new ( caP[usMultPixel++] ) MRawPixel((usMultPixel), 0, ucA) ;
188 }
189}
190
191void MRawEvt::FillHeader ( UInt_t uiN, ULong_t ulT ) {
192
193 uiEvtNo = uiN ;
194 ulTimeStamp = ulT ;
195
196 ucEvtStatus = 0 ;
197 usTrig1st = 0 ;
198 usMultPixel = 0 ;
199
200 taPixels->Clear() ;
201}
202
203void MRawEvt::FillPixel ( UShort_t uiPix, Float_t *array ) {
204 //
205 // This is to fill the data of one pixel to the MRawEvt Class.
206 // The parameters are the pixelnumber and the FADC_SLICES values of ADCs
207 //
208
209 UChar_t ucA[FADC_SLICES] ;
210
211 for (UShort_t i = 0 ; i< FADC_SLICES ; i++ ) {
212 ucA[i] = (UShort_t) array[i] ;
213 }
214
215 TClonesArray &caP = *taPixels ;
216 new ( caP[usMultPixel++] ) MRawPixel((uiPix), 0, ucA) ;
217}
218
219void MRawEvt::FillMontCarl ( UInt_t uiN, ULong_t ulT, Float_t *array ) {
220 //
221 // This is neccessary to fill the MRawEvt Class with randomized FADC
222 // values. The EventNumber, EventTime and the Number of Pixels are given
223 // as parameters.
224 //
225
226 uiEvtNo = uiN ;
227 ulTimeStamp = ulT ;
228
229 usMultPixel = 0 ;
230
231 UChar_t ucA[FADC_SLICES] ;
232
233 for (UShort_t i = 0 ; i< CAMERA_PIXELS; i++ ) {
234
235 if ( array[i] > 0. ) {
236 for ( Int_t ii = 0 ; ii < FADC_SLICES ; ii++ ) {
237 ucA[ii] = 0 ;
238 }
239 ucA[5] = (UShort_t) (array[i]) ;
240
241 TClonesArray &caP = *taPixels ;
242 new ( caP[usMultPixel++] ) MRawPixel(i, 0, ucA) ;
243 }
244 }
245}
246
247UShort_t MRawEvt::GetMultPixel() {
248 //
249 // returns the pixel multiplicity of the Event
250 //
251 return usMultPixel;
252}
253
254
255// void MRawEvt::AddPixel ( UShort_t usP ) {
256// //
257// // Implementation of the AddPixel function
258// //
259
260// cout << " need implementation " << endl ;
261// }
262
263// void MRawEvt::AddPixel ( UShort_t usP, UChar_t ucStat, UChar_t ausAR[] ) {
264// cout << " need implementation 2 " << endl ;
265// }
266
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