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2011/4/4
| 2112 | Stopped the last run. Created file DAQSettings_2011_0404_2111.xml to bias the electrodes as if the two boards are swapped. |
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| 2119 | Start data 07110404_2119_F0001. Trigger: Q1(30ADC) OR Q2(30ADC) OR Q3(30ADC) OR Q4(30ADC); coincidence time 50us. Trace length 1024, lookback time 100us. DCRC30 on DIB1, ZIP2, master; DCRC33 on DIB2, ZIP1, slave. Auto run enabled, take data 60min, flash 20min, cooldown 40min. Flash settings: DIB2, LED 1&2; DIB1, LED1; LED current 0.6mA, 100us ON, 2500us OFF. Tower T 62.1mK. |
| 07110404_2119 charge biases | ||||
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| DCRC33 | DCRC30 | |||
| Qi | Qo | Qi | Qo | |
| Nominal (V) | -3.78106 | -3.77758 | -4.21537 | -4.21903 |
| Real (V) | -3.8189 | -3.8361 | -4.026 | -4.0462 |
Setting the bias to mimic board swapping
The script to make the plots is at here.
Comparing Fig. 1.10 with the one on 2011/03/26, the spectra variation caused by swapping the boards can be largely caused by the voltages differences between the channels.
The cuts are defined as
- cQ# = max([Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4], [], 2)==#
- cQCchisq = cQ1chisq & cQ2chisq & cQ3chisq & cQ4chisq
- cE = 50<Qsum.
Data:
07110404_2119
07110404_2320
07110405_0121
07110405_0321
07110405_0522
07110405_0724
07110405_0924
07110405_1125
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