Revision as of 04:20, 30 December 2016

12/29/16

Run #	RunTime [sec]	distance[cm]	n flux [math][n/cm^2][/math] (Cf252 rates)	Integral n flux [math][n/cm^2] [/math]	configuration	notes
5609	4060	30	6850	6850	Cf252 in. Coincidence between HPGe and timing PMT	A ToF spectrum exists but is very hectic. Problem may be that the TDC stop is determined by a widened timing PMT pulse in coinc with a HPGe pulse that has high timing jitter.
none	1250	26	2800	9655	Not taking data during this time.
5611	2509	30	4230	13885	Cf252 in. Coincidence between HPGe and timing PMT. TDC stop always 1200 ns after PMT timing pulse, otherwise same setup as 5609.

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 !Run # !! RunTime [sec] !! distance[cm] !! n flux <math>[n/cm^2]</math><br><math>=\frac{n_{rate}t}{4\pi d^2}</math> <br>([[Cf-252 rates table|<small>Cf252 rates</small>]]) || Integral <br>n flux <br> <math>[n/cm^2]   </math> ||configuration || notes
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-| 5609 || 4060 ||  30  ||  6850 ||  6850 || Cf252 in. Coincidence between HPGe and timing PMT || ToF spectrum exists but is hectic. Problem may be that the TDC stop is determined by a widened timing PMT pulse in coinc with a HPGe pulse that has high timing jitter.
+| 5609 || 4060 ||  30  ||  6850 ||  6850 || Cf252 in. Coincidence between HPGe and timing PMT || A ToF spectrum exists but is very hectic. Problem may be that the TDC stop is determined by a widened timing PMT pulse in coinc with a HPGe pulse that has high timing jitter.
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 | none || 1250 ||  26  ||  2800 ||  9655 || colspan=2 |Not taking data during this time.