1. Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 1 XMM-Newton EPIC Calibration of the EPIC MOS Timing Mode Marcus G. F. Kirsch

2. Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 2 XMM-Newton EPIC menu current status of timing mode energy calibration calibration proposal

3. Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 3 XMM-Newton EPIC useful data 1E0102-7219 –OBS 0135721001 –rev 447 –LW and Timing Mode for both cameras

4. Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 4 XMM-Newton EPIC 1E0102-7219 MOS1 black: LW red: Timing

5. Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 5 XMM-Newton EPIC 1E0102-7219 MOS2 black: LW red: Timing

6. Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 6 XMM-Newton EPIC 1E0102-7219 LW-Mode black: MOS1 red: MOS2

7. Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 7 XMM-Newton EPIC 1E0102-7219 Timing-Mode black: MOS1 red: MOS2

8. Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 8 XMM-Newton EPIC fitting the lines: LW vs. Timing Timing mode is overcorrected by up to 1.5 % trend is similar for both MOSs

9. Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 9 XMM-Newton EPIC fitting the lines: M1 vs. M2 differences between both MOSs per mode less than 0.7 %

10. Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 10 XMM-Newton EPIC absolute line pos.diff. M1 LW-T: -8eV - -12 eV M2 LW-T: -7eV - -12 eV Ti M2-M1: +2eV - -8eV LW M2-M1: 0eV - -7eV

11. Marcus Kirsch Science Operations & Data Systems Division Research & Scientific Support Department Page 11 XMM-Newton EPIC conclusion energy in Timing mode is overcorrected by up to 1.5 % energy differences between both MOSs in LW mode less than ~0.7 % differences between both MOSs in Timing mode less than ~0.5 % proposal: fix differences between LW and Timing mode with an energy dependent tuning function (as also successfully done for the pn)