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Message ID: 150     Entry time: Tue Feb 9 17:27:12 2016
Author: CG, TD 
Subject: Ribbon cable + coupler tests at DL 8-9th Feb 

08/02/16

Spoke to PJC-S -> Ethernet cables from FEEs to switch are all 4m Cat6.

System powered on with bias to detector of +200V and leakage current of 6.4uA at room temp 19.0oC.

Double peaking present again in nnaida11/12 -> individual peaks @ ~100ch FWHM with separation ~150ch @ 2us shaping time.

Double peaking also present in nnaida13/14 -> indiv peaks ~100ch FWHM and separation ~90ch.

Changing grounding had no effect.

Made ribbon cable with 2 separately shielded halves plus connecting Cu tape strip at FEE and + drain wire in contact with both halves - single peaks - widths of ~110-160ch.

 

09/02/16

Added conductive gasket to Cu mount blocks

      - resistance between Cu and gasket ~0.2 Ohms (probe-to-probe = 0.16 Ohms)

      - LEMO connector to Cu mount block ~0.35 Ohms

      - LEMO to LEMO (between adapter PCBs) ~0.55 Ohms (connected by heavy duty Cu braid)

Powered system on. Bias of +200V and leakage current = 5.5uA @ room temp 19.5oC.

With gasket added and heavy duty Cu braid between mount blocks, pulser FWHM in nnaida11 ~ 62ch and in nnaida13 ~72ch at shaping time of 8us.

Investigated effect of shaping time on peak FWHM (avg width found from average of 1.(6,8,10,12).L for each FEE.     (see attachments)

    Shaping time (us)    |     nnaida11    |     nnaida12    |     nnaida13     |     nnaida14    

                0.5                   |          95*          |           108*       |          126*        |          99*

                1.0                   |          82            |           116**     |          130^        |         110**  

                2.0                   |           68           |            83^        |           110^       |           92^

                4.0                   |           60           |            77          |             85'        |           90

                8.0                   |            56          |             63         |              77        |            64

     * = all peaks single and Gaussian looking

     ** = not all peaks Gaussian, some flat or sloped top 

     ^ = double peaks, widths estimated from tallest peak

     ' = flat topped

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