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Re: temperature test
HI Beni,
You should have a source (anything will do) that runs the pmts at the
rates expected for the experiment.
Cheers, Elton.
Elton Smith
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On Thu, 31 Jan 2008, beni zihlmann wrote:
> Hi Tim,
> here some pictures of the temperature test setup. I hope that gives
> a better idea what this test is worth (or not).
> I checked on Elke's concern that the PMTs might not really draw
> that much power because if there are no signals then the PMT does
> not have to do any "work" hence less power consumption.
> I do see signals because there is enough light leakage that the PMT
> does some "work". However I found out that exactly the PMT/BASE where
> I put the temperature probe in stopped working at some point. So
> I put the temperature probe into the hole of a pmt that works for a
> fast test and also there I see no obvious temperature change.
> Also the test with putting a cover (garbage bin) over the whole assembly
> is not as good a check as I thouth because that shields also the light
> and the PMTs have much less to do.
> Any suggestions what I might "improve" to get a kine of "worst case
> szenario"
> are appriciated.
>
>
> cheers,
> Beni
>