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**Can achieve roughly 3.5 FPS if binned fit is not chosen.
**Can achieve roughly 3.5 FPS if binned fit is not chosen.
**Will see if macro can be optimised further.
**Will see if macro can be optimised further.
*Will compare readout speeds of DDC232, DDC316 and DDC118 for full size detector. Will assume 1:1 photodiode to input mapping.
*USB interface will require using libftdi on Windows, in order to use ILA for debugging while capturing data. Currently unsure if this is possible.
*USB interface will require using libftdi on Windows, in order to use ILA for debugging while capturing data. Currently unsure if this is possible.
*Will compare readout speeds of DDC232, DDC316 and DDC118 for full size detector, assuming 1:1 photodiode to input mapping.
*Laptop has been purchased using Raffy's hardware grant. Simon still happy for me to keep it. :)
*Laptop has been purchased using Raffy's hardware grant. Simon still happy for me to keep it. :)
**Remaining £1k from HEP could be put towards a laptop later down the line.
**Remaining £1k from HEP could be put towards a laptop later down the line.


=== [[ELogs/FernPannell|Fern Pannell]] ===
=== [[ELogs/FernPannell|Fern Pannell]] ===
*Need to get Java file outputting dummy data straight into a directory on the HEP server
** Should make debugging the GUI code easier; behaves differently with local data

Latest revision as of 19:44, 20 December 2020

Minutes for UCL Proton Calorimetry Meetings, 2nd December

Present

Simon Jolly, Raffaella Radogna, Saad Shaikh, Fern Pannell

Raffaella Radogna

Saad Shaikh

  • Took further measurements at UCL with Raffy using DDC232 board. Office measurements still noisy, so need to figure out how to shield electronics.
    • Will take light measurements at home using UV torch.
  • Created live version of Laurent's ROOT quenched Bragg fit – tested with data from HIT April 2019 converted into hexadecimal format to simulate photodiode data.
    • Can achieve roughly 3.5 FPS if binned fit is not chosen.
    • Will see if macro can be optimised further.
  • USB interface will require using libftdi on Windows, in order to use ILA for debugging while capturing data. Currently unsure if this is possible.
  • Will compare readout speeds of DDC232, DDC316 and DDC118 for full size detector, assuming 1:1 photodiode to input mapping.
  • Laptop has been purchased using Raffy's hardware grant. Simon still happy for me to keep it. :)
    • Remaining £1k from HEP could be put towards a laptop later down the line.

Fern Pannell

  • Need to get Java file outputting dummy data straight into a directory on the HEP server
    • Should make debugging the GUI code easier; behaves differently with local data
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