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Set proper characteristics for used PMT types #1

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marc1uk opened this issue Oct 3, 2018 · 4 comments
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Set proper characteristics for used PMT types #1

marc1uk opened this issue Oct 3, 2018 · 4 comments
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marc1uk commented Oct 3, 2018

Before electronics threshold should be given by Dark Rate times conversion factor:
e.g. ~ SK-I: 4.2 kHz
Measured DN with 0.25 pe threshold:
e.g. ~SK-I: 3.4 kHz
In WCSim SK PMTs currently use 4.2 Hz after the threshold, although this should probably be 3.4 kHz (see issue 134 WCSim#134).
Adjust properly for Watchboy, LUX, HQE, LAPPD etc.

@marc1uk marc1uk changed the title Set proper dark rates for used PMT types Set proper characteristics for used PMT types Oct 4, 2018
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marc1uk commented Oct 4, 2018

Also proper QE arrays and collection efficiency arrays

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marc1uk commented Oct 4, 2018

@marc1uk marc1uk added High priority High priority task PMT labels Oct 7, 2018
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marc1uk commented Oct 13, 2018

pe's from a given hit defined in PMT: rn1pe
Time resolution of PMT defined by PMT->HitTimeSmearing

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marc1uk commented Nov 4, 2018

e.g. R7081 HQE (R7081-100) datasheet says dark rate typically 8kHz, programmed as 3kHz, with conversion factor 1.367...How does this tie up?

marc1uk pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 28, 2021
* added new PMT type positionings
marc1uk pushed a commit that referenced this issue Mar 16, 2022
Create ROOT dictionaries in the current "build" directory.
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