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Data Summary

Last Updata July 29 2007 by.Mina Inaba

Contents

  • PMT QExCE 337nm
  • DOM QExCE
  • Parameters in ROMEO
  • DOMINANT table
  • Acceptance simulated by ROMEO


  • PMT QExCE 337nm

    Here are the values of PMT QExCE measured by Chiba in 2005~2006.
    We used 337nm N2 laser(Laser Science VSL-337ND-S) as the light source.
    We measured QExCE at PMT center and the threshold of our measurement was 0.5p.e.
    Using this measured data , we estimated QExCE of other thresholds.
    And we also calculated QE overall from QE@center q>0.0%.

    Year PMTName QE @ center QE overall(calculated from QE@center q>0.0p.e.%)
    Chiba
    q>0.5p.e.[%]
    Chiba
    q>0.0p.e.[%]
    Hamamatsu
    q>0.0p.e.[%]
    Chiba
    q>0.0p.e.[%]
    Hamamatsu
    q>0.0p.e.[%]
    2005 TA1052 19.3 24.5 20.1 20.7 17.4
    TA1059 17.7 22.9 18.0 20.7 16.2
    TA1062 19.0 23.7 20.5 20.8 17.9
    TA1069 18.8 23.7 19.4 20.4 16.8
    TA1167 18.0 21.8 17.8 19.7 15.9
    2006 TA1895 16.4 22.1 22.6 17.8 18.2
    TA2026 14.4 18.4 18.7 13.2 13.4
    TA2086 16.5 21.0 20.5 17.3 16.9
    TA2146 14.7 19.7 20.2 16.7 17.1
    TA2182 17.1 23.3 22.9 19.4 18.8
    TA2259 13.7 18.9 17.1 16.6 14.6
    TA2349 15.1 20.4 18.7 16.4 15.1
    TA2374 16.4 20.5 21.2 16.3 17.2
    2005+2006 TA0003*(Average) - 20.0** 19.6***
    16.4****
    * The average of 13 PMT QExCE, 5 samples of Hamamatsu q>0.0[%] for 2005 and 8 samples of Chiba q>0.0[%] for 2006.
    ** Average of 2005Hamamatsu 5pmts and 2006Chiba 8pmts
    *** Obtained from 16pmt average of Hamamatsu QE curve
    **** Calculated from 20.0% (QE @center Chiba q>0.0p.e.) with 118 PMTs averaged charge Responses and 94 2DCEs.This value is used for the input of ROMEO


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    DOM QExCE

    Here are the values of DOM QExCE measured by Chiba in 2005~2006.
    The year 2005 and 2006 absolute data sets are obtained for different combinations of wavelengths because
    the methods of the absolute calibration is different.
    We noticed that we did not consider the loss of the charge in the BNC cable and so we recalculated QE of 2006.
    The factor of the loss effect was 7.6%. This value is already taken into accoutn in the tables below.

    Year DOM_MainBoardID DOM_ID DOMName @337nm @365nm @470nm @520nm @572nm
    2005 025ae17702f7 TP5P0915 Shino_Inuzaka 8.29 - - - -
    7829d43058f7 TP5P0919 Shinbei_Inue 7.03 - - - -
    f4c0db8e6918 TP5P0917 Kobungo_Inuta 9.66 - - - -
    1ddd6329fc1d UP5P0914 Dousetsu_Inuyama 8.34 - - - -
    ef089997c7a2 UP5P0916 Genpachi_Inukai 7.74 - - - -
    2006 2bcc76af5425 TP6P1513 IeNeko - 15.4 18.9 11.5 5.78
    c0bb2366b6e7 UP6P1510 ManekiNeko - 16.3 17.3 8.87 3.75
    799ee7c0cb81 UP6P1514 DorobohNeko - 17.5 18.0 11.4 5.41
    fd67642aa63b UP6P1516 YamaNeko - 16.6 18.3 11.3 5.24
    b00a0d04c93f TP6P1511 NoraNeko - 18.0 19.0 12.1 5.93
    198858dc69cb TP6P1517 BakeNeko - 14.0 16.8 9.24 3.59
    364b66bca86f UP6P1512 SuteNeko - 15.3 14.0 8.21 3.60
    9cc6aee6e07f TP6P1515 NemuriNeko - 16.0 18.5 11.0 5.36
    2005/2006
    - - Average 8.22 16.1 17.6 10.5 4.83
    2005/2006
    - - Average
    (except ManekiNeko)*
    8.22 16.1 17.6 10.7 4.99
    *We used this data for comparing ROMEO and DOM data.
    ManekiNeko is eliminated for the average data because it showed strange behavior compared to others.



    Parameters in ROMEO

    Here are the parameters used in ROMEO.

    Year PMT/DOM PMT QE[%]@337nm* Charge Response 2D_CE table@385nm Hamamatsu QE curve
    sq0/q0 qtau/q0 Pe more
    2005 TA1052/Shino_Inuzuka 17.395 0.30100 0.52100 0.283265 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    TA1059/Shinbei_Inue 16.2495 0.28733 0.51150 0.311522 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    TA1062/Kobungo_Inuta 17.9497 0.281984 0.53437 0.273966 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    TA1069/Dosetsu_Inuyama 16.7858 0.24600 0.461157 0.2847 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    TA1167/Genpachi_Inukai 15.8942 0.29975 0.6151 0.24452 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    2006 TA1895/IeNeko 17.7544 0.36305 0.35446 0.25438 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    TA2086/DorobohNeko 17.3254 0.29971 0.55627 0.30256 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    TA2146/YamaNeko 16.6793 0.251531 0.4280 0.34162 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    TA2182/NoraNeko 19.3915 0.26867 0.45464 0.362078 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    TA2259/BakeNeko 16.624 0.267892 0.462019 0.38073 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    TA2349/SuteNeko 16.3584 0.313522 0.5405 0.368235 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    TA2374/NemuriNeko 16.343 0.312844 0.57291 0.273059 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    2005+2006 TA0003(Average)** 16.7661 0.2916 0.5057 0.2987 [data]
    [table]
    [table]
    * PMT QE[%]@337nm overall 0pe threshold.

    ** TA0003 is a virtual "average PMT".
    It uses the charge response and 2D_CE table averaged over 100 samples.
    We used Hamamatsu QE for 2005 PMT QExCE instead of Chiba.


    DOMINANT table

    [8mm beam]
    These tables are generated by DOMINANT for the ROMEO simulation.

    angle_acceptance_8mm_385nm.data [fig]
    wavelength_acceptance_withoutQE_8mm.data [fig]
    QuickPhotonPropagatorMap_8mm_385nm.data


    [13inch beam(parallel beam)]
    angle_acceptance_withQE_13inch_420nm.data [fig]...............for AMASHIM mode
    angle_acceptance_withoutQE_13inch_420nm.data [fig]
    wavelength_acceptance_withQE_13inch_0deg.data [fig].......for AMASIM mode
    wavelength_acceptance_withoutQE_13inch_0deg.data [fig]..........for calibration
    QuickPhotonPropagatorMap_13inch_420nm.data



    Acceptance simulated by ROMEO

    Angular Acceptance

    These tables are the angular acceptance data of the average PMT for each wavelength which simulated by ROMEO

    337nm_angular_acceptance.data
    365nm_angular_acceptance.data
    470nm_angular_acceptance.data
    520nm_angular_acceptance.data
    572nm_angular_acceptance.data

    Wavelangth Acceptance

    These tables are the wavelength acceptance data of the average PMT for each wavelength which simulated by ROMEO

    wavelength_acceptance.data [fig]



    Link

    IceCube wiki "DOM Acceptance Table for Photonics and Romeo" by.K.Hoshina



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