Muon Unscripted Testing: ALC¶
Introduction¶
These tests looks at the ALC interface. This interface loads a series of runs and automatically calculate the asymmetry. The asymmetry calculation is determined by the settings on the load page and are for a pair. It is often used to find peaks in the asymmetry as a function of a sample log (e.g. temperature).
ALC peak fitting¶
Time required 10 - 15 minutes
Open ALC (Interfaces > Muon > ALC)
Change Instrument to EMU
In the loading bar enter
81061-142The text undearneath will change colour while it searches for the data (orange)
Once it has found the data the text will turn green
Select
field_danfysikfor the sample logSet the calculation max to
16Press the
Loadbutton, this can be slowOnce it is complete a plot will appear showing one dominant peak
Press the
Baseline modellingbutton at the bottom of the interfaceAdd a
LinearBackgroundfitting functionAdd a section, drag the upper bound to be just before the start of the main peak
Add a second section, type into the
Start Xbox to place it after the main peakPress fit
Click the
Corrected datatab and the baseline should be about zeroPress the
Peak fittingbutton at the bottom of the interfaceAdd a
Gaussianfitting function, set the parameters to give a decent guess (use plot guess to check)Press fit, you should then have a nice fit to the data
ALC MultiPeriod Data¶
Time required 5 minutes
In the loading bar enter
81070-81095,81120-40Select
field_danfysikfor the sample logPress the
Period infobutton and pop up will appear with 2 rowsUntick
subtractin the periods sectionSet the calculation max to
5Press the
Loadbutton, this can be slowThe new data will look a mess
Press the
External Plotbutton at the bottom, a new plot will appear
ALC Single Period Data¶
Time required 5 minutes
Change Instrument to HIFI
In the loading bar enter
134028-39Select
run_numberfor the sample logPress the
Period infobutton and pop up will appear with 1 rowChange the dead time correction to be
From Data FileThe
subtractcheckbox should be disabledSet the calculation max to
15Press the
Loadbutton, this can be slowThe new data will look like a decay, with a max value just below
0.2In the
Groupingsection change theAlphato be1.3Press the
LoadbuttonThe new data will look like a decay, with a max value just below
0.07In the
Groupingsection change it toCustomFor
ForwardandBackwardgive some valid detectors (e.g. 1, 64)Press Load and the data will change
Check that invalid detector values (i.e. letters, decimals) result in a warning when pressing
Load