/* ======================================================================== *\ ! ! * ! * This file is part of MARS, the MAGIC Analysis and Reconstruction ! * Software. It is distributed to you in the hope that it can be a useful ! * and timesaving tool in analysing Data of imaging Cerenkov telescopes. ! * It is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY. ! * ! * Permission to use, copy, modify and distribute this software and its ! * documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee, ! * provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and ! * that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear ! * in supporting documentation. It is provided "as is" without express ! * or implied warranty. ! * ! ! ! Author(s): Markus Gaug 07/2004 ! ! Copyright: MAGIC Software Development, 2000-2004 ! ! \* ======================================================================== */ ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // MCalibrationBlindCamTwoNewStyle // // Blind Pixels Calibration camera after run 31693. The blind pixel camera // consisted then of two non-coated blind pixel with very well known // quantum efficiency read out in hardware ID 560 and 561. // // See also: MCalibrationBlindCam // ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// #include "MCalibrationBlindCamTwoNewStyle.h" #include "MCalibrationBlindPix.h" ClassImp(MCalibrationBlindCamTwoNewStyle); using namespace std; // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Default constructor. // // - CreatePixs(); // - CreateAreas(); // - CreateAtts(); // - CreateQEs(); // - CreateCollEffs(); // MCalibrationBlindCamTwoNewStyle::MCalibrationBlindCamTwoNewStyle(const char *name) : MCalibrationBlindCam(2,name,"Two Blind Pixels in camera - new style") { CreatePixs (); CreateAreas (); CreateAtts (); CreateQEs (); CreateCollEffs(); } // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Two blind pixels with ID 559 and 560 (software) // void MCalibrationBlindCamTwoNewStyle::CreatePixs() { (*this)[0].SetPixId(559); (*this)[1].SetPixId(560); } // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Two blind pixels with exactly 100 mm^2 area // void MCalibrationBlindCamTwoNewStyle::CreateAreas() { MCalibrationBlindPix &pix = (MCalibrationBlindPix&)(*this)[0]; pix.SetArea(100.); pix = (MCalibrationBlindPix&)(*this)[1]; pix.SetArea(100.); } // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Two blind pixels with very well known qe's: David's measurments with // 1% error. // void MCalibrationBlindCamTwoNewStyle::CreateQEs() { MCalibrationBlindPix &pix = (MCalibrationBlindPix&)(*this)[0]; Float_t qe[4]; qe[ MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 0.166; qe[ MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 0.240; qe[ MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 0.273; qe[ MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 0.273; pix.SetQE(4,qe); Float_t qeerr[4]; qeerr[ MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 0.004; qeerr[ MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 0.005; qeerr[ MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 0.006; qeerr[ MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 0.006; pix.SetQEErr(4,qeerr); pix = (MCalibrationBlindPix&)(*this)[1]; qe[ MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 0.155; qe[ MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 0.228; qe[ MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 0.261; qe[ MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 0.261; pix.SetQE(4,qe); qeerr[ MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 0.004; qeerr[ MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 0.005; qeerr[ MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 0.006; qeerr[ MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 0.006; pix.SetQEErr(4,qeerr); } // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // One blind pixel with poorly known coll.eff's: email from Eckart with // estimates depending on colour, but 5% error (maybe more??) // void MCalibrationBlindCamTwoNewStyle::CreateCollEffs() { MCalibrationBlindPix &pix = (MCalibrationBlindPix&)(*this)[0]; Float_t colleff[4]; colleff[ MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 0.99; colleff[ MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 0.93; colleff[ MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 0.90; colleff[ MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 0.90; pix.SetCollEff(4,colleff); Float_t collefferr[4]; collefferr[ MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 0.05; collefferr[ MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 0.05; collefferr[ MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 0.05; collefferr[ MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 0.05; pix.SetCollEffErr(4,collefferr); pix = (MCalibrationBlindPix&)(*this)[1]; colleff[ MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 0.99; colleff[ MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 0.93; colleff[ MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 0.90; colleff[ MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 0.90; pix.SetCollEff(4,colleff); collefferr[ MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 0.05; collefferr[ MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 0.05; collefferr[ MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 0.05; collefferr[ MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 0.05; pix.SetCollEffErr(4,collefferr); } // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // One blind pixel has a very well known attenuation 0.01 (datasheet delivered // with filter, precision better than 1% // // The second blind pixel is not yet so well known, the company does not reply. // Attenuation: 0.001 (datasheet not delivered with filter, precision guaranteed to 5%) // void MCalibrationBlindCamTwoNewStyle::CreateAtts() { MCalibrationBlindPix &pix = (MCalibrationBlindPix&)(*this)[0]; Float_t att[4]; att[MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 1.97; att[MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 1.96; att[MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 1.95; att[MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 1.95; pix.SetAtt(4,att); Float_t atterr[4]; atterr[ MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 0.01; atterr[ MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 0.01; atterr[ MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 0.01; atterr[ MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 0.01; pix.SetAttErr(4,atterr); pix = (MCalibrationBlindPix&)(*this)[1]; att[MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 3.00; att[MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 3.00; att[MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 3.00; att[MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 3.00; pix.SetAtt(4,att); atterr[ MCalibrationCam::kGREEN ] = 0.15; atterr[ MCalibrationCam::kBLUE ] = 0.15; atterr[ MCalibrationCam::kUV ] = 0.15; atterr[ MCalibrationCam::kCT1 ] = 0.15; pix.SetAttErr(4,atterr); }