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− | The image below was taken by irradiating a glass slide placed against the 90 degree exit port for 10 minutes. The slide was scanned in and ROOT was used to plot the image. The image was inverted so the low intensity (dark) parts of the image would have larger amplitude pixels than the higher intensity (bright) parts of the image. | + | The image below was taken by irradiating a glass slide placed against the 90 degree exit port for 10 minutes. The slide was scanned in and ROOT was used to plot the image. The image was inverted so the low intensity (dark) parts of the image would have larger amplitude pixels than the higher intensity (bright) parts of the image. The beam position appears to have a gaussian like distribution with sigma of 2.6 mm in the horizontal plane and a sigma of 3.8 mm in the vertical plane. |
[[File:HRRL_12-12-2012_BeamSPotSizeUsingGlassPlate.png | 200 px]] | [[File:HRRL_12-12-2012_BeamSPotSizeUsingGlassPlate.png | 200 px]] | ||
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+ | [[File:12-12-2012BeamSpotRootAnalysisCode.txt]] | ||
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+ | [[12_10_2012_HRRL_DetectorTests]] |
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Beam Spot out of 90 degree window
The image below was taken by irradiating a glass slide placed against the 90 degree exit port for 10 minutes. The slide was scanned in and ROOT was used to plot the image. The image was inverted so the low intensity (dark) parts of the image would have larger amplitude pixels than the higher intensity (bright) parts of the image. The beam position appears to have a gaussian like distribution with sigma of 2.6 mm in the horizontal plane and a sigma of 3.8 mm in the vertical plane.