Proton Calorimetry/Experimental Runs/2018/Mar22

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Beam tests of the UCL plastic scintillator range calorimeter.

Night of Thursday 22th to Friday 23rd of March 2018

Pre-data Taking Information and Notes

  • Data was acquired with the DSLR camera and the ISDI CMOS sensor.
  • The average background value per pixel for the sensor is ~ 2500. The sensor pixel dimensions are 1030 x 1536. The sensor frame rate was always set to 25 frames per second.
  • NO optical grease between scintillator and sensor.
  • Scintillator stack arrangement: 15 x 2 mm, 15 x 2.6 mm and 1 x 3 mm sheets used: In ascending order from the back of the scintillator to the front/beam. Except for sheet number 21 (2mm) which is placed at the end (away end from the beam) of the stack because of a crack in the sheet.
  • Folder for DSLR images: digiCamControl/20180322_medaustron
  • Note: When powering on PC, sensor has to be connected, but unpowered!
  • 16383 = saturation pixel number (16 bit x 1 tap)
  • Sensor images are always saved as a sequence of 21 Tiff images
  • Folder for sensor images: XCAP/data/20180322_medaustron


Data Taking

DSLR Sensor Beam Info Thumbnails
Run number Aperture Exposure (s) Full Well Mode Intensity (%) Number of particles/s Beam Energy (MeV) Test type Comments DSLR Sensor
1 f/5 1s Low N/A Background Background run with ND filter

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N/A
2 f/5 1s Low 100% 1.2 x 1e10/5s 80.5 Bragg peak ND filter in - not enough light passes through filter. Remove! DSLR slightly saturated. 10 spills used for this run.
3 f/8 1s High N/A Background No ND filter!
4 f/8 1s High 100% 1.2 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
5 f/7.1 1s N/A 100% 1.2 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
6 f/7.1 1s N/A 100% 1.2 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
7 f/7.1 1s N/A 100% 1.2 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
8 f/5 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
9 f/5.6 1s N/A 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
10 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
11 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
12 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
13 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
14 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
15 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
16 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
17 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
18 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
19 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
20 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
21 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
22 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
23 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
24 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
25 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
26 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
27 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
28 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
29 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
30 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
31 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
32 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
33 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
34 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
35 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
36 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
37 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
38 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
39 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
40 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
41 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
42 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
43 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
44 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
45 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
46 N/A High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
47 f/5.6 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
48 f/5.6 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
49 f/5 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
50 f/5 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
51 f/5 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
52 f/5 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
53 f/5 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
54 f/5 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
55 f/5 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
56 f/5 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
57 f/5 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
58 f/5 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
59 f/7.1 1s High 100% 1.2 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
60 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
61 f/4.5 1s High 20% 2.4 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
62 f/3.2 1s High 10% 1.2 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
63 f/3.2 1s Low 10% 1.2 x 1e9/5s Bragg peak
64 f/3.2 5s High 2.22% 2.66 x 1e8/5s Bragg peak
65 f/3.2 5s Low 2.22% 2.66 x 1e8/5s Bragg peak
66 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
67 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
68 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
69 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
70 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
71 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
72 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
73 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
74 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
75 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
76 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
77 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
78 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
79 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
80 f/5.6 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
81 f/3.2 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
82 f/3.2 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak
83 f/3.2 1s High 50% 0.6 x 1e10/5s Bragg peak


End of range telescope tests.
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