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trunk/MagicSoft/include-Classes/MMcFormat/MTriggerDefine.h
r2394 r5253 32 32 // Dead time of the detector after second level trigger fires 33 33 // 34 #define SLICES_PER_NSEC 434 #define TRIG_SLICES_PER_NSEC 4 35 35 // 36 36 // Each nano second is divided into the number of this values slices. … … 39 39 // In the current settings this are 1000 slices 40 40 // 41 #define TRIGGER_TIME_SLICES (TOTAL_TRIGGER_TIME* SLICES_PER_NSEC)41 #define TRIGGER_TIME_SLICES (TOTAL_TRIGGER_TIME*TRIG_SLICES_PER_NSEC) 42 42 // 43 43 // … … 46 46 // ------>>> SETTINGS for the RESPONSE FUNCTION 47 47 // 48 #define RESPONSE_SLICES 4048 #define RESPONSE_SLICES_TRIG 40 49 49 // 50 // This is for the standard response Signal to 1 Photoelectron 51 // that leaves the Photocathode 52 // The whole Timescale for the signal is 10 nsec 50 // This is the dimension of the array containing the standard response Signal 51 // for 1 Photoelectron, as seen at the input of the discriminators (for the 52 // trigger simulation). Each bin corresponds to 1./TRIG_SLICES_PER_NSEC nanoseconds, 53 // so by default it is 0.25 ns and hence the total range is 10 ns. This should be 54 // enough for any reasonable single photoelectron response (should be much narrower 55 // than 10 ns!) 53 56 // 57 54 58 // The Response function 55 //56 59 // These values are discussed with Eckart. We start from this point. 57 60 // … … 61 64 // 62 65 // This are the Standard values of the response function for 63 // 1 photo electron. ( 1 means 1 mV per phot eelectron )66 // 1 photo electron. ( 1 means 1 mV per photoelectron ) 64 67 // 65 68 //
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