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Title: LAT FSW System Checkout TRR


1
GLAST Large Area Telescope LAT Pre-Shipment
Review LAT Test Results J. Eric
Grove NRL Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
2
Purpose / Contents
  • Demonstrate LAT functionality
  • Verify performance requirements
  • Note majority of sell-off done during/after
    environmental test
  • Monitor LAT performance via CPT and calibrations
    throughout Commissioning and Environmental test
  • CPT
  • Detector subsystems
  • Copper paths, interfaces
  • Calibrations
  • Detector subsystems

3
Data products, analysis, and reports
  • Online analysis Mobile Computing Rack
  • Data converted from CCSDS to LSF to LDF
  • Same data format used in LATTE era (i.e. prior to
    FSW)
  • Analysis scripts and reports from LATTE
  • Offline analysis SLAC computer farm
  • Two reports produced for all runs, corresponding
    to data products
  • Digi report (basic detector quantities)
  • Trigger info Total rate Rates of trigger
    types Arrival times
  • ACD Occupancy Threshold info Hit map
  • CAL Occupancy
  • TKR Number of strips and layers hit Time over
    threshold
  • Reconstruction report (derived quantities)
  • Number of tracks
  • Reconstructed energies, directions, positions
  • TKR-CAL alignment, track extrapolation to ACD
  • Full GLAST community has access and tools for
    offline products

4
Test matrix
5
Script/Test Status
  • Liens against LAT CPT
  • Detector CPTs
  • Data collected and analyzed trending is in
    process
  • No known script issues in CAL, TKR CPTs
  • ACD CPT
  • AcdTciRegRange (front end gain and linearity
    test) shows systematically lower gain (5-10
    lower) than GSFC test. Likely cause change in
    ACD timing config.
  • Full AcdVetoCal (30 min runtime) is in use
    should abbreviate it.
  • LAT-22x (Science Ops Demo)
  • Needs to exercise onboard event filter
  • Needs additional analysis steps (data and trigger
    aliveness). Coding is in process.
  • LAT-23x (GRB Handling)
  • Test is being coded
  • LAT-14x (SIIS test)
  • SIIS brought up and checked out. Test case is
    being coded

6
Test status
  • Data integrity issues
  • Dropped word on 256-byte boundary within packet
  • Rare loss of data word, likely caused by dropped
    read from the SDI board in the VSC.
  • Fixed? To be verified
  • Firmware upgrade and change in a configuration
    parameter in the SBC made on Mon 24 Apr.
  • Dropped word at end of packet
  • Last word is dropped when length of packet is
    some particular modulo value. Affects many LPA,
    LCI runs.
  • Cause is VHDL bug in EBM output chip.
  • Workaround in FSW B0-6-8 add one cell of
    padding if packet has this particular length
  • Need B0-6-8 installed and operating on LAT before
    final CPTs
  • Compression error in LCI
  • Occasional error in generation of compression key
  • Rare but repeatable (e.g. affects 1 of 64 configs
    within a single CAL script)
  • Still under investigation

7
TDF performance
  • TDF functionality
  • Trigger system demonstration in CPT
  • Trigger primitive aliveness
  • Scheduler, Engine, and Messaging functionality
  • Trigger and veto efficiency
  • Collected with LATTE, analysis on-going
  • Collected with FSW, analysis on-going
  • Detector subsystems timed-in (calibration)
  • TREQ aligned
  • ACD veto and TKR time-aligned with CAL-LO
  • TACK delay optimized
  • ACD and CAL MIP peaks maximized
  • TKR hit occupancy maximized

8
Trigger summary
9
ACD performance
  • Subsystem performance
  • Minimum-ionizing particle (MIP) peaks
  • Veto rates
  • Veto thresholds
  • Electronics
  • Pedestal centroids and widths
  • Width is measure of noise
  • Gain
  • Calibration quantities
  • MIP peaks
  • Veto thresholds

MIP spectra (PHA)
10
ACD trending
  • Pedestal trend
  • Centroid and width difference
  • Two epochs
  • Apr 06 CPT
  • GSFC preship
  • Typical Veto threshold 100 bins
  • Pedestal changes are small
  • Veto occupancy
  • Aliveness test for all Veto signals
  • GEM Veto List
  • Muons during LAT CPT show all channels are alive

11
CAL performance
  • Subsystem performance
  • Gain (MeV/bin)
  • Linearity
  • Electronic performance
  • Pedestal centroids and widths
  • Width is measure of noise
  • Gains
  • Front-end linearity
  • Threshold DAC gains
  • Calibration quantities
  • Gain
  • Linearity

Hit occupancy
12
CAL trending
  • Time evolution of pedestal width
  • Typical FWHM 4 bins (HEX8)
  • Plot shows stability of 32 channels
  • Front-end linearity
  • Typical avg non-linearity 0.2
  • Stable to 0.02 or better

13
TKR performance
  • Subsystem performance
  • Dead strip list
  • Noisy strip list
  • Electronics
  • Noise occupancy
  • Calibration quantities
  • Dead strip list
  • Noisy strip list
  • TOT gain

Hit occupancy
14
TKR trending
  • Disconnected channel trend
  • Increase in disconnects lt 1.5 since delivery of
    TKR towers.

15
Calibration
  • Calibration
  • Datasets collected with cosmic muons and test
    charge injection
  • Both under LATTE and FSW
  • Collections with FSW are on-going
  • Test cases LAT-07x, LAT-70x, and LAT-71x
  • No known problems with scripts
  • Analysis
  • Combination of online (near real time) and
    offline processing
  • Online processing of FSW data is complete
  • Offline processing in progress
  • Output is set of calibration constants for each
    detector subsystem
  • Trending system for constants is under
    development
  • Constants need review by subsystems

16
Sample events
Gamma ray converting in TKR
Cosmic muon traversing multiple towers
17
Summary
  • LAT assembled and operating under FSW
  • LAT CPT in place
  • Except GRB Handling
  • Liens Minor mods to speed acquisition or add
    analyses
  • Calibrations
  • Data collected with LATTE are analyzed and in use
  • Data collected with FSW are under analysis
  • Calibration constants maintained in SAS/ISOC
    database
  • Performance trending
  • Trending processes exist, and subsystems are
    involved
  • Large data volume to consume
  • Status
  • Detectors are operating daily with flight
    settings
  • Test results with FSW show (approximately) same
    instrument that we assembled and tested with
    LATTE
  • Leave SLAC with a baseline reference for entry
    into environmental test program
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