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- From: Richard Witt <witt AT usna.edu>
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- Subject: [Star-tpc-l] TPC Meeting Minutes
- Date: Thu, 30 May 2024 13:03:29 -0400
Present: Alexei, Frank, Flemming, Tommy, Gene, Jim, Yuri, Mathias, Daniel, and myself
== Hardware
— tried to use outer readings of magnetometer but did not get reliable result
— looking for way to use manual mode of magnetometer
— discussion of whether whole TPC cylinder may have a sag (endcaps have some incline relative to each other)
— gas system is running well
— once per weak there is a half-second gas system alarm (not understood)
== Electronics
— system is stable and running well
— were up to almost 13% of iTPC channels out, but as of yesterday we’re back down to only 2 RDOs out (1 is permanent)
— occasionally see a whole iTPC RDO light-up, needs to be power cycled
— shift crew has been alerted to look for this effect and cycle the affected RDO
== Software
— Run 22 SC
— calibration production finished ~3328 runs (about 12% did not produce calibratable output)
— doing fill-by-fill, can do about 210-220 of the runs
— expect to start pass2 at the start of next week
— Discussion of track breaking in FXT runs
— effect may be more radial than azimuthal which would preferentially affect high eta more than low eta
— recently Mathias looked at -70 < vz < -50 in a collider run at 19.6 GeV
— chosen eta range of 0.4 to 0.6 may still be to low to clearly see the effect
— found an apparent 6 degree shift between positives and negatives in 19.6 GeV collider data
— also an interesting gap in middle of sector for negatives but not positives in same data
— need Run numbers to look more closely at what is happening with the detector in that time
— lastly, track breaking does not seem to appear in embedding
— Mathias will post slides on the list
== AOB
— Nothing new reported this week.
Best Regards,
Richard
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--Nelson Mandela
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United States Naval Academy Email: witt AT usna.edu
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[Star-tpc-l] TPC Meeting Minutes,
Richard Witt, 05/16/2024
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