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Hi, I wrote a similar soft but in C++ (check it here)
I found it smart you have added the trigger time from the beginning of the file of an event. However, I see that your time from the beginning of the file (in us) is calculated by multiplying the trigger time tag (triggerTime member) by the value of 8e-3. But it is not correct for all CAEN digitizers. For example, for the 724 series it must be 10e-3, and for 742 series it must be 8.5e-3. At least according to the WaveDump manual. However, it would be better to refer to the board documentation. The same is for the rollover value that you use: it is not 231 for all CAEN digitizers.
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Hi, I wrote a similar soft but in C++ (check it here)
I found it smart you have added the trigger time from the beginning of the file of an event. However, I see that your time from the beginning of the file (in us) is calculated by multiplying the trigger time tag (
triggerTime
member) by the value of 8e-3. But it is not correct for all CAEN digitizers. For example, for the 724 series it must be 10e-3, and for 742 series it must be 8.5e-3. At least according to the WaveDump manual. However, it would be better to refer to the board documentation. The same is for the rollover value that you use: it is not 231 for all CAEN digitizers.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: