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STEP seems to see a lot of self-triggered events with dt < 20µs after events deep in the landau tail. One proposal is to raise min dtime threshold in L2 up from 0. This may starve the daq at very high trigger rates but gives reliable PHA for those events that pass the L2 trigger. The other option is to set the I-DefX delayed startup bit, which delays the reconnect of the shaper by 32µs after a readout. That cannot starve the daq, but may result in pileup and or balistic deficit errors at high rate. This patch adds infra to set the min_dt cut in step.ppss and step.base_config and changes the default for all units to 20µs. |
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SolO Configurations
This is a fork of Stephan's SVN repo eda/python containing the configuration of our Solar Orbiter instruments.
Requirements
- python3 (v. 3.5+)
- numpy (v. 1.0+)
Installation
The easiest way to install solo_config is using pip. This way, all dependencies are automatically installed.
$ pip3 install --user git+https://gitlab.physik.uni-kiel.de/solo/solo_config.git
If you are asked for them, input your GitLab credentials afterwards.
To update to the newest version, use
$ pip3 install --upgrade --user git+https://gitlab.physik.uni-kiel.de/solo/solo_config.git
If you want to install solo_config for all users on a machine instead of only for your account, you can remove the --user option and add sudo as a prefix. If you are using a virtual environment (virtualenv), the --user option should be omitted as well.