High performance stability of the ATLAS Tile calorimeter is achieved with a set of calibration procedures. One step of the calibration procedure is based on measurements of the response stability to laser excitation of the photomultipliers (PMTs) that are used to readout the calorimeter cells. A facility to study in lab the PMT stability response is operating in the PISA-INFN laboratories since 2015. Goals of the tests in lab are to study the time evolution of the PMT response to reproduce and to understand the origin of the response drifts seen with the PMT mounted on the Tile calorimeter in its normal operation during LHC run I and run II.
A new statistical approach was developed to measure the drift of the absolute gain. This approach was applied to both the ATLAS laser calibration data and to the data collected in the Pisa local laboratory. The preliminary results from these two studies are discussed.
Volume 314 -
The European Physical Society Conference on High Energy Physics (EPS-HEP2017) -
Detector R&D and Data Handling (Poster Session). Scientific Secretary: Luciano Canton.
Laser calibration of the Atlas Tile calorimeter
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22323/1.314.0783
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