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r5909 r5913 195 195 It loops twice over all pixels in every event, because it has to find the reference point, first. 196 196 As it does not correct for the clock-noise, only an even number of samples is allowed. 197 197 For a high intensity calibration run causing high-gain saturation in the whole camera, this 198 extractor apparently fails since only dead pixels which cannot produced a saturated signal, are taken into account 199 in the peak search. For this special case, we modified {\textit{\bf MExtractFixedWindowPeakSearch}} 200 such to define the peak search window as the one starting from the mean position of the first saturating slice. 201 \par 198 202 The following adjustable parameters have to be set from outside: 199 203 \begin{description} … … 213 217 \includegraphics[width=0.49\linewidth]{MExtractFixedWindowPeakSearch_23Led_Blue.eps} 214 218 \caption[Sketch extraction ranges MExtractFixedWindowPeakSearch]{% 215 Sketch of the extraction ranges for the extractor {\textit{ MExtractFixedWindowPeakSearch}}219 Sketch of the extraction ranges for the extractor {\textit{\bf MExtractFixedWindowPeakSearch}} 216 220 for two typical calibration pulses (pedestals have been subtracted) and a typical inner pixel. 217 The pulse would be shifted half a slice to the right for an outer pixel s. }221 The pulse would be shifted half a slice to the right for an outer pixel. } 218 222 \label{fig:fixedwindowpeaksearchsketch} 219 223 \end{figure} … … 224 228 the charge at the same time and for the same pulse. 225 229 All treated combined extractors here derive from the MARS-base 226 class {\textit{MExtractTimeAndCharge}} which provides the following facilities: 230 class {\textit{\bf MExtractTimeAndCharge}} which itself derives from MExtractor and MExtractTime. 231 It provides the following facilities: 227 232 228 233 \begin{itemize} 229 \item Only one loop over all pixels is performed 234 \item Only one loop over all pixels is performed. 230 235 \item The individual FADC slice values get the clock-noise-corrected pedestals immediately subtracted. 231 236 \item The low-gain extraction range is adapted dynamically, based on the computed arrival time 232 from the high-gain samples 237 from the high-gain samples. 233 238 \item Extracted times from the low-gain samples get corrected for the intrinsic time delay of the low-gain 234 pulse 235 \item The global extraction limits can be set from outside 236 \item FADC saturation is kept track of 239 pulse. 240 \item The global extraction limits can be set from outside. 241 \item FADC saturation is kept track of. 237 242 \end{itemize} 238 243 239 The following free adjustable parameters have to be set additionally from outside: 244 The following adjustable parameters have to be set from outside, additionally to those declared in the 245 base classes MExtractor and MExtractTime: 246 240 247 \begin{description} 241 248 \item[Global extraction limits:\xspace] Limits in between which the extractor is allowed … … 692 699 %%% TeX-master: "MAGIC_signal_reco" 693 700 %%% TeX-master: "MAGIC_signal_reco" 701 %%% TeX-master: "MAGIC_signal_reco" 694 702 %%% End:
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