commented VERY time consuming control output: events per pulse

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2024-11-27 08:29:33 +01:00
parent ad8245a9a0
commit f6f853e6e4
+3 -3
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@@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ class AmorData:
cpp, t_bins = np.histogram(self.wallTime_e, self.pulseTimeS)
np.savetxt('tme.hst', np.vstack((self.pulseTimeS[:-1], cpp, self.monitorPerPulse[:-1])).T)
self.average_events_per_pulse()
#self.average_events_per_pulse() # for debugging only. VERY time consuming!!!
self.monitor_threshold()
@@ -241,6 +241,7 @@ class AmorData:
nextPulseTime += chopperPeriod
self.pulseTimeS = np.append(self.pulseTimeS, tt)
nextPulseTime = self.pulseTimeS[-1] + chopperPeriod
print(f'# == number of pulses: {np.shape(self.pulseTimeS)[0]}')
def get_current_per_pulse(self, pulseTimeS, currentTimeS, currents):
# add currents for early pulses and current time value after last pulse (j+1)
@@ -255,7 +256,6 @@ class AmorData:
#print(f' {i} {pulseTimeS[i]} {pulseCurrentS[i]}')
return pulseCurrentS
def associate_pulse_with_monitor(self):
if self.config.monitorType == 'p': # protonCharge
self.currentTime -= np.int64(self.seriesStartTime)
@@ -283,7 +283,7 @@ class AmorData:
if self.config.monitorType == 'p':
for i, time in enumerate(self.pulseTimeS):
events = np.shape(self.wallTime_e[self.wallTime_e == time])[0]
#print(f' {i:6.0f} {events:6.0f} {self.monitorPerPulse[i]:6.2f}')
logging.info(f'pulse: {i:6.0f}, events: {events:6.0f}, monitor: {self.monitorPerPulse[i]:6.2f}')
def monitor_threshold(self):
if self.config.monitorType == 'p': # fix to check for file compatibility