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The Scintillator mounted on top of the Chamber was set to -900 Volts
 
The Scintillator mounted on top of the Chamber was set to -900 Volts
  
Below is a scop picture representing the observation of a coincidence event between a particle which passed through both the top scintillator and the Mini Drift Chamber.  The scope was triggered on the scintillator output.  The top trace is the output of the drift chamber from one of the sense wires capacitively coupled to the scope and terminated in 1 Meg Ohm.  The bottom trace is the fast output from the Scintilaltor.
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Below is a scope picture representing the observation of a coincidence event between a particle which passed through both the top scintillator and the Mini Drift Chamber.  The scope was triggered on the scintillator output.  The top trace is the output of the drift chamber from one of the sense wires capacitively coupled to the scope and terminated in 1 Meg Ohm.  The bottom trace is the fast output from the Scintilaltor.
  
 
[[Image:MiniChamber_CosmicCoincidence_10-9-07.jpg | 400 px]]
 
[[Image:MiniChamber_CosmicCoincidence_10-9-07.jpg | 400 px]]

Revision as of 00:00, 10 October 2007

Signals were observed in the LDS on the Mini DC prottype detector.

The apparatus

MiniChamber Setup 10-9-07.jpg

The following Voltages were established on the Driftcahmbers wires

HV settings
Wire Volts
Sense 1800
Field -750
Guard 750

The Scintillator mounted on top of the Chamber was set to -900 Volts

Below is a scope picture representing the observation of a coincidence event between a particle which passed through both the top scintillator and the Mini Drift Chamber. The scope was triggered on the scintillator output. The top trace is the output of the drift chamber from one of the sense wires capacitively coupled to the scope and terminated in 1 Meg Ohm. The bottom trace is the fast output from the Scintilaltor.

MiniChamber CosmicCoincidence 10-9-07.jpg

Noise Level Measured by scope in infinite persistance mode indicate that the Mini Prototype with plastic feedthroughs (Plastica) has noise levels spanning +/- 10 mV. A PMT connected to a scintillator shows noise levels around+/- 2.5 mV.


PlasticaNoise 10-9-07.jpg


A few Characteristic scope pictures of event triggered on the chamber output.

MiniChamber Singles A 10-9-07.jpg

MiniChamber Singles B 10-9-07.jpg

MiniChamber Singles C 10-9-07.jpg

MiniChamber Singles D 10-9-07.jpg

MiniChamber Singles E 10-9-07.jpg

MiniChamber Singles F 10-9-07.jpg

MiniChamber Singles G 10-9-07.jpg


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