<p>13/12/15</p>
<p>Current jumper setup:</p>
<p> - detector 2977-15 connected to nnaida1,3,5,8 with GND kapton to nnaida1</p>
<p> - bias of +75V to nnaida3 and nnaida5</p>
<p> - Jumpers:</p>
<p> - nnaida1 > Lk1. If Lk3 3 connected unable to bias detector</p>
<p> - nnaida3 > Lk3. if Lk1 connected unable to bias detector as the HV ground reference is connected at both p- and n-sides of detector.</p>
<p> - nnaida5 > Lk1 + Lk3</p>
<p> - nnaida8 > Lk3</p>
<p>Powered system up as it was last night -> 2977-15 connected to nnaida1,3,5,8 with only 4 FEE modules powered.</p>
<p> - n-side widths ~190-200 ch</p>
<p> - p-side widths ~100ch</p>
<p> - jumpers as above, ASIC setting as 2015Dec12_smallSetup, wav thresholds all at 500 apart from nnaida5 @ 250.</p>
<p>Spend remainder of day trying to fit mezzanine cables.</p>
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<p>14/12/15</p>
<p>Completed installation of mezzanine cables.</p>
<p>Resistance between all mezzanines and cooling crates still ~200 kOhms (up from ~2-5 Ohms on our arrival), apart from nnaida7+8, which is now at ~5 Ohms</p>
<p>However, all see resistance to main vertical copper pipe of ~3 Ohms.</p>
<p>As best as I can see, isolating tape in still in place for all FEEs => unknown point of contact.</p>
<p> > LEMO cables to test inputs carry ground connection from NIM bin -> NIM bin in electrical contact with support frame -> coolant loop in electrical contact with support frame => electrical connection still present between FEEs and coolant loop, even in insulating guide pins are introduced</p>
<p> > this problem is not observed at DL because the NIM bin in on the wooden table top and isolated from the coolant loop and any support structure</p>
<p> > is it possible to isolate the NIM bins from the support structure?</p>
<p> > need to come up with some more systematic and fixed way/positions for measuring these resistances, i.e. always measure mezzanine to X.</p>
<p>Resistance between all mezzanines now ~ 0.5 Ohms.</p>
<p>n-side widths ~ 120ch and p-side widths ~ 120ch => peak widths almost halved in n-side, but increased by ~20% in p-side.</p>
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<p>Attempted to bias previously tripped detector.</p>
<p> - same jumper combination as other detector caused failure to bias > leakage current jumps to 50uA at ~2V and trips shortly after, ramping back down from there.</p>
<p> - removed all jumpers and see same thing.</p>
<p>Will try again in the morning by attaching 3131-11 to cables currently on 2977-15, but it looks like 3131-11 really is defective somehow.</p> |