Status report Minjung Kim 20140116.

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Status report Minjung Kim 20140116

Calibration SMD/ZDC calibration parameters: I had used calibration parameters from database (pedestal: “ZdcCalib.pedestal.Fri_Feb_1_00:00:00_2013-Wed_Jan_1_00:00:00_2020”, gain: “ZdcCalib.adc.Fri_Feb_1_00:00:00_2013- Wed_Jan_1_00:00:00_2020”) Seems not correct : pedestal not match with data & DB parameters, energy distribution peak (x_F~0.8) is lower than it should be) Compared pedestal value got from several ways. From DB From LED run (various fitting ranges) From Physics run

Pedestal calibration with LED run -X-axis: ZDC ADC digital sum (sum of 3 ZDC module’s ADC) -Y-axis: each ZDC ADC, or SMD ADC (ADC value: average) -Fit “[0]*x+[1]” -> [1]: pedestal -but not linear in some channels (All channel results are in backup slide)

Pedestal calibration with physics data Get constants from ADC distribution of physics run data ZDC: Fit “gaus” (SetRange(peak bin-5, peak bin+5); SetParameters(peak bin entry, peak bin, 1.);) ->pedestal: Mean SMD: Events with zdc adc 550~1000 ( to avoid strange SMD peak) Fit “Landau” (fit thicker right tail better than gaus) (SetRange: peak bin-50, peak bin+50) SetParameters(peak bin-1, peak bin, 6.0) ) ->pedestal: MPV SMD peak which is not pedestal

Colors in fit result Red: fitting results with physics run (385985, transverse run) Green: LED run with fit range 250 ~ 2250, or 250 ~3000 (range in calibration macro https://www.phenix.bnl.gov/viewvc/viewvc.cgi/phenix/offline/packages/ zdc/calibrations/adcgain.cc?view=markup ) Blue: LED run with fit range 550 ~ 1000 Yellow: DataBase (old, taken at 2011, SMD board replacement at 2012) -> For SMD, red & yellow values are very close except some channels

ZDC pedestal fit

ZDC pedestal fit -zoom

SMD ch 0~7

SMD ch 0~7 zoom

SMD ch 8~15

SMD ch 8~15 zoom

SMD ch 16~23

SMD ch 16~23 zoom Red bar is almost in the yellow bar’s position(see the table in the first back up slide)

SMD ch 24~31

SMD ch 24~31 zoom

ZDC gain constant ZDC ADC distribution after < neutron ID && r<1cm (=p_T <0.11*x_F GeV/c) > cut. Cuts about SMD, (position, # scintillators, badsmd): used SMD results with calibrated by DB parameters. Peak: x_F~0.8 -> peak ADC should be 204 GeV Peak ADC: got peak bin’s middle value Gain=204/ (peak ADC - pedestal) But, those are tentative gain. The reason for doing ZDC calibration is to see if ZDC’s ADC range for SMD calibration is containing energy range for analysis) Max ADC for analysis (300GeV) = (300/204) * (peak ADC –pedestal) + ped ->Max ADC shift: peak shifted* 1.5

Result north south south north Pedestal ADC value 467.2 438.6 Peak ADC value 690 750 Gain 0.958647 0.676841 550 ADC in GeV (ene min) 79.4 GeV 75.4 GeV 300 GeV in ADC (ene max) 780.1 881.8

Results & things to do SMD pedestal, ZDC pedestal, ZDC gain -> going to use physics run fitting data Should think about how to get SMD gain

backup

Parameters of each method physics run DB LED (250~2250) LED (250~3000) LED (550~1000) channel pedestal err ZDC 0 467.2 1.4 430 1.2 425.8 1.06 429.7 0.88 413.1 4.85 ZDC 1 430.5 1.5 397 368.4 0.95 369.2 0.81 361.3 4.55 ZDC 2 394 1.6 396 393.5 0.89 397.2 0.75 372.3 4.37 ZDC 3 464.7 456 435 0.84 437 0.71 421.7 4 ZDC 4 438.6 1.7 417 407.4 0.91 407.2 0.76 398.4 4.23 ZDC 5 436.2 386 1.3 368 0.9 366.7 366.9 4.06 ZDC 6 444.5 2 431 410.5 0.87 413.2 0.72 414.5 3.84 ZDC 7 425.7 429 409.5 0.94 414.4 0.77 417.1 4.31 SMD 0 447.3 5.6 449.3 6.6 450.2 3.63 448.9 2.96 426.6 18.22 SMD 1 661.7 5.9 664.9 7.7 659.2 3.82 663.2 3.05 712.9 21.37 SMD 2 517.9 5.8 519.9 6.8 417.8 3.67 429.1 2.99 22.73 SMD 3 707.4 5.7 712.1 7.1 687.6 3.73 705.7 666.1 20.92 SMD 4 695.6 6 691 731 3.27 722.7 2.66 952.9 16.18 SMD 5 434.6 432.8 6.4 388.6 3.29 402.1 2.68 156.4 16.62 SMD 6 655.8 658 6.3 650.1 3.11 663.3 2.5 674.4 15.48 SMD 7 673.6 682.9 676.5 3.18 689.4 2.53 768.4 17.22 SMD 8 430.2 6.1 429.4 6.9 434.4 3.57 425.2 2.86 397.9 17.37 SMD 9 568.8 5.5 567.3 6.7 582.1 565.5 2.3 577.6 15.51 SMD 10 499.7 500 6.5 496.2 3.34 468.1 2.79 500.7 19.66 SMD 11 695.9 697.8 7.5 641.4 3.71 666.8 2.95 677.8 22.53 SMD 12 562.8 5.3 564.3 566.8 3.36 588.2 2.77 562.4 19.19 SMD 13 578.2 576.9 558.9 3.28 492.1 2.6 521 16.3 SMD 14 722.5 721.1 7.2 714 3.3 752.1 2.63 758.8 17.76 SMD 15 614.5 13.2 608.4 6.2 602.8 4.18 646 3.35 569.4 21.57 SMD 16 716.5 761 10 777.6 1.86 776.2 1.68 623.3 15.24 SMD 17 517.1 517.4 464.3 2.21 667.2 1.85 495.9 14.76 SMD 18 856.5 856.3 7.4 713.4 773.8 1.45 844.4 13.54 SMD 19 820 769 8 542 1.8 671.5 1.51 684.6 16.32 SMD 20 727.6 728 626.6 1.67 644.9 1.52 476.8 16.8 SMD 21 789.5 794 700.9 1.71 762.3 1.43 804.5 15.93 SMD 22 792.3 793.3 8.6 580.1 1.55 1.32 687.9 15.5 SMD 23 848.3 848.6 610.8 1.54 698.5 693.9 15.73 SMD 24 530.3 523.5 554.6 2.12 552.1 1.88 486.3 15.19 SMD 25 573.9 569.9 655.1 1.65 644.5 1.46 633 14.08 SMD 26 676.7 674.1 646.8 2.28 1.93 627.4 15.1 SMD 27 640 637.6 7 2.19 606.9 557.4 15.7 SMD 28 427 5.1 639.3 1.61 612.4 422 16.6 SMD 29 748.3 744 7.3 558.2 1.56 638.2 1.31 666.6 14.26 SMD 30 773.5 770.3 5 601.2 666.5 657.1 14.95 SMD 31 716 13.1 705.2 574.1 653.7 578.5 15.49

ZDC energy distribution with DB calibration parameters -x axis: GeV -Should have peak around 200 GeV (r<1 cm), bu t smaller in north -But asymmetry will not change with same ZDC ADC cut-> ZDC calibration can be done later.

Neutron ID && r<1 cm Cut i=0 for south, 4 for north cond <<"trigscaled==8 && " <<"trigscaled_lpol==1 && " <<"spin>=0 && spin<=3 && " <<"zdc_time["<<4*i<<"] >-100 && " <<"badsmd["<<i<<"]==0 && " <<"wxpos["<<i<<"]>=2 && wypos["<<i<<"]>=2 && " <<"(xpos["<<i<<"] - ("<<x0<<"))*(xpos["<<i<<"] - ("<<x0<<")) + (ypos["<<i<<"] - ("<<y0<<"))*(ypos["<<i<<"] - ("<<y0<<")) <1.0";

ZDC results - LED

SMD results (1) -LED Not linear.

SMD results (2) -LED Not linear.

SMD results (3) -LED Not linear.

SMD results (4) -LED Not linear.

SMD Gain constant SMD gain: relative gain (cannot gives absolute energy) ->so relative gain is enough Changed into log scale (y axis is not log scale Because I applied log function to each bin content, then fill histogram) Tried linear fit Hit position is calculated as n: # of SMD strip having hit

SMD Gain linear fit (1)

SMD Gain linear fit (2)

SMD Gain linear fit (3)

SMD Gain linear fit (4)

Summary for ZDC/SMD correlation Manabu Togawa

Block diagram for SMD readout Dinode readout *1 (sum) Inverter Anode read out *15 IP Area (BB crate) Tunnel Area Each SMD signal is input to the SMD FEM directly from anode readout. Sum is read from dinode via inverter. Multi. CH PMT (HAMAMATSU H6568 M16) Common gate making by ZDC sum. See next page.

Making gate signals for SMD (ZDC sum signal is split by FIFO) (LeCroy 428F) LINEAR

The ZDC/SMD correlation SMD pedestal and gain look changing in the specific ZDC ch arge input. Worse the years (RUNs) (6p) There is correlation among 4 channel. (7p) 1 group shared the gate signal. Only at beam time (8-9p) Can not reproduce by LED data

ZDC/SMD correlation SMD pedestal and gain look changing in the sp ecific ZDC charge input. Some channels Qscan result is also has bump. Usual pedestal Line (From Qscan result) qscan result.