<p>I have tried the latest version ( 26 ) of the FEE64 code and carried out some measurements of the Fast Trigger delay from the Pulser signal ( not the Pulser Trigger out ) and observed the following.</p>
<p>The pulser gives a centroid of 28217 in the histogram.</p>
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<td width="111">Threshold setting</td>
<td width="286">Delay observed at MACB Fast Trigger output (nS)</td>
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<td width="111">0x40 </td>
<td width="286">no Trigger</td>
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<td width="111">0x38</td>
<td width="286">no Trigger</td>
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<td width="111">0x30</td>
<td width="286">no Trigger</td>
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<td width="111">0x28</td>
<td width="286">1200 to 1800</td>
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<td width="111">0x20</td>
<td width="286">690 to 860</td>
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<td width="111">0x18</td>
<td width="286">505 to 600</td>
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<td width="111">0x10</td>
<td width="286">320 to 385</td>
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<td width="111">0x8</td>
<td width="286">210 to 270</td>
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<p>This seems to me to be sensible as the discriminator is only a very simple comparator.</p>
<p>The OR64 ( 0xE ) signal works as True Fast NIM Logic. The OR16s ( 0xC ) logic works as inverse Fast NIM.</p>
<p>The OR64 is derived from the individual masked discriminator outputs. By default the Mask is not set.</p>
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