[d2n-analysis-talk] BPM Calibration Discrepancy: BigBite vs LHRS

Diana Parno dparno at cmu.edu
Mon Apr 12 21:07:48 EDT 2010


Thanks, Vince. I think this is it -- the BB and LHRS values agree to  
within a couple hundred microns, which is also the level at which any  
individual point on the bull's-eye scan agrees with the corresponding  
Epics variable.

Diana

On Apr 8, 2010, at 3:47 PM, Vincent Sulkosky wrote:

>
> Dear Diana,
>
> My first guess is that the BPM pedestals between the left HRS and BB  
> arms are different.  This can definitely be the case, since we are  
> using two separate sets of electronics.  We typically do a BPM  
> pedestal run at some point early in the runb.  If it exists you  
> should find it and analyze the data to get the BPM pedestals for the  
> BB database.  On the other hand, Bodo's web page says it is not  
> necessary and the pedestals can be taken out in the fits.
>
> I suspect this is what has caused the difference.  The important  
> question is do the beam positions from BB and the Left HRS agree  
> after calibration?
>
> Best Regards,
> Vince
>
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