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Test of common mode correction for CSPAD
Use Here we use cxi83714-r0136: lysozyme crystallography data with bright bragg spots on top of a varying water background. We use these common-mode parameters (turning off the fall-back unbonded correction):
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Spectra for 1) raw data, 2) subtracted pedestals, 3) subtracted common mode correction algorithm #1:
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This is the same plot for an event with many photons. The t.time() line refers to the timestamp of a particular event. There is one entry in the plot for the common-mode value for each tile of the CSPAD.
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dataset_name = "exp=cxid9114:run=96:idx" if t.time() == 6025277111415285948L: |
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Common mode histogram using algorithm 5
Thoughts from Phil on complexities involved with CsPad Common Mode:
- statistics of unbonded pixels is a problem
- poisson statistics on bragg spots is bigger than the common mode
- don't correct common-mode for low-gain pixels
- the larger shifts seen in bright events are "cross-talk" caused by the "ramp" where pixels nearer the mean-pedestal have a lower gain
- should do per-asic common-mode
- should do algorithm 5, then algorithm 1 if it fails
Summary for CSPAD
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- mode
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Test of common mode correction for CSPAD2x2
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