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Dear Elton,<br>
Thank you very much for these good news!I should allso thank David
and Tara for taking the time to do the measurements.<br>
In order to be absolutely sure of the orders we are going to place,I
would like to have a confirmation on Mr.Kappos e-mail of a few days
ago,on which he place the connector in the middle and send a picture
of the PB (as far I recall there was not only the question of the
placement but also the connector itself 90 deg or not).Please answer
this,then we get the offers and as soon the money arrives at CERN we
place then and off we go!<br>
Cheers,<br>
Christine<br>
On 6/6/2012 5:34 πμ, Elton Smith wrote:
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Dear Christina,<br>
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Based on the measurements by David and Tara, we approve the Bcal
First article samples you sent us. The two issues that we
discussed earlier, which need modification for the production
units, are 1) the length of the cable connecting the Bcal boards
should be increased by 5 cm. 2) input connector with bias and
trigger lines should be moved from its present location to the
middle of the board to avoid interference with the screws to
attach the top plate.<br>
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Thank you for your patience. Sincerely, Elton.<br>
<br>
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<td>Zisis Papandreou <a href="mailto:zisis@uregina.ca"><zisis@uregina.ca></a></td>
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Christina Kourkoumeli <a href="mailto:hkourkou@phys.uoa.gr"><hkourkou@phys.uoa.gr></a>,
Tara Bogart <a href="mailto:tara.bogart.10@cnu.edu"><tara.bogart.10@cnu.edu></a>,
Andrei Semenov <a href="mailto:semenov@jlab.org"><semenov@jlab.org></a></td>
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<pre>Hi Elton:
from what Tara and David showed today (slide 3) the far:near is 3:1, although with the manual bias setting the SiPMs were powered in 1 V intervals (i.e. 74 or 75 V but nothing in-between). This should not affect the conclusion that the devices are working as expected. And these tests are at room temperature.
David, Andrei and I will work on a run plan of what to do next, including computer control of SiPM bias, varying LED bias and trigger frequency, and temperature tests as well as cosmics.
For now though, please look over the presentation and if it looks ok to you too, grant the green light for the LED procurement. Christina is at CERN so she can start pushing the process through.
Cheers, Zisis...
On 2012-06-05, at 9:18 AM, David Lawrence wrote:
> Hi Elton,
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> Hopefully, you've been able to have a look at the slides I pointed you to in the previous e-mail. These were shown at the Calorimetry meeting today. There was some question remaining on the JLab approval for board production. From what we have seen, all of the LEDs and SiPMs look to be firing. The LED signal amplitude is easily adjustable via the Vbias. Are there any additional tests you'd like to see done prior to production? If not, I think they are just waiting for word from you.
>
> <a href="https://halldweb1.jlab.org/wiki/images/4/4c/20120605_miniBCAL_bogart.pdf">https://halldweb1.jlab.org/wiki/images/4/4c/20120605_miniBCAL_bogart.pdf</a>
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> Regards,
> -David
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