Inverted raw times before using cuts
Calibration data appears as a second peak around t1-t2=400 channels in the time above threshold spectrum.
* t1 -t2 in channels:
After using the calculated slopes one sees that this second peak is exactly at the 200 ns corresponding to the internal calibration.
- t1 - t2 in ns::
As an example I chose the wires 3, 58 of the first MB to study the difference between them.
As it appears below the difference between the two wires is about 74 channels.
- t1 in channels:
But amazingly 76 ns
- t1 in ns:
As a result of the huge slopes variation.
- slopes in ns/ch:
Then I compared another file where the global offset is different by 200 ns.
And found the following t1 spectrum.
- t1 in channels:
But after calibration:
- t1 in ns:
We see almost the same offset difference of 79 ns between the two wires.
as the slopes remained in a range of 2% unchanged.
- slope difference ns/ch: