Changeset 3206 for trunk/MagicSoft/Mars
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- 02/16/04 17:31:56 (21 years ago)
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r3205 r3206 5 5 -*-*- END OF LINE -*-*- 6 6 2004/02/16: Markus Gaug 7 8 * mcalib/MCalibrationPix.cc 9 - documentation from David's email added 10 - EffectiveQE decreased from 0.2 to 0.18 (see documentation) 7 11 8 12 * mcalib/Makefile, mcalib/CalibLinkDef.h: -
trunk/MagicSoft/Mars/mcalib/MCalibrationPix.cc
r3147 r3206 40 40 // Error F-Factor = 0.02 41 41 // 42 // - Average QE: (email David Paneque, 14.2.04): 43 // 44 // The conversion factor that comes purely from QE folded to a Cherenkov 45 // spectrum has to be multiplied by: 46 // * Plexiglass window -->> 0.96 X 0.96 47 // * PMT photoelectron collection efficiency -->> 0.9 48 // * Light guides efficiency -->> 0.94 49 // 50 // Concerning the light guides effiency estimation... Daniel Ferenc 51 // is preparing some work (simulations) to estimate it. Yet so far, he has 52 // been busy with other stuff, and this work is still UNfinished. 53 // 54 // The estimation I did comes from: 55 // 1) Reflectivity of light guide walls is 85 % (aluminum) 56 // 2) At ZERO degree light incidence, 37% of the light hits such walls 57 // (0.15X37%= 5.6% of light lost) 58 // 3) When increasing the light incidence angle, more and more light hits 59 // the walls. 60 // 61 // However, the loses due to larger amount of photons hitting the walls is more 62 // or less counteracted by the fact that more and more photon trajectories cross 63 // the PMT photocathode twice, increasing the effective sensitivity of the PMT. 64 // 65 // Jurgen Gebauer did some quick measurements about this issue. I attach a 66 // plot. You can see that the angular dependence is (more or less) in agreement 67 // with a CosTheta function (below 20-25 degrees), 68 // which is the variation of teh entrance window cross section. So, in 69 // first approximation, no loses when increasing light incidence angle; 70 // and therefore, the factor 0.94. 71 // 72 // So, summarizing... I would propose the following conversion factors 73 // (while working with CT1 cal box) in order to get the final number of photons 74 // from the detected measured size in ADC counts. 75 // 76 // Nph = ADC * FmethodConversionFactor * ConvPhe-PhFactor 77 // 78 // FmethodConversionFactor ; measured for individual pmts 79 // 80 // ConvPhe-PhFactor = 0.98 * 0.23 * 0.90 * 0.94 * 0.96 * 0.96 = 0.18 81 // 82 // I would not apply any smearing of this factor (which we have in nature), 83 // since we might be applying it to PMTs in the totally wrong direction. 84 // 85 // 42 86 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 43 87 #include "MCalibrationPix.h" … … 62 106 const Float_t MCalibrationPix::gkConvFFactorRelErrorLimit = 0.1; 63 107 64 const Float_t MCalibrationPix::gkAverageQE = 0. 20;108 const Float_t MCalibrationPix::gkAverageQE = 0.18; 65 109 const Float_t MCalibrationPix::gkAverageQEErr = 0.02; 66 110 const Float_t MCalibrationPix::gkConversionHiLo = 10.;
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