titles_ncib
Titles: NCIB
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Contact: Wan, Oxford.
Revision History:-
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5.00 H.S. Wan First version.
5.03 N. Oblath Added banks 5-7 for proton, triton and alpha dE(E)/dX
H.S. Wan Added NCIB 8, 9 for de/dx of alphas in nickel and range in copper.
Titles Files
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ncd_energy_deposition.dat
Verification
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Description
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Energy deposition of charged particles in NCD counters
as a function of distance along the track in cm.
(NCIB = NCd Integrated Bragg curve )
Bank 4 is different, and therefore its data words have a
slightly different definition. It is the range-energy
relationship for alphas, since they can have different
starting energies.
As of SNOMAN 5_0280, banks 1-3 are replaced by banks 5-7.
Banks 5-7 are dE(E)/dX for protons, tritons and alphas, respectively
Data Words
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Banks 1-3:
Line Type Variable Description
---- ---- -------- --------------------------------
1 I Number of data points
2 F Position of first entry in cm
3 F Position of last entry in cm
4 F Step size in cm
5 F First data point
6 .. F Second data point ..
Bank 4,9:
Line Type Variable Description
---- ---- -------- --------------------------------
1 I Number of data points
2 F Energy of first entry in MeV
3 F Energy of last entry in MeV
4 F Step size in MeV
5 F First data point
6 .. F Second data point ..
Banks 5-8:
Line Type Variable Description
---- ---- -------- --------------------------------
1 I Number of data points
2 F Energy of first entry in MeV
3 F Energy of last entry in MeV
4 F Step size in MeV
5 F First data point (in MeV/cm)
6 .. F Second data point ..
Notes
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There are seven instances of the NCIB bank in ncd_energy_deposition.dat.
The first three describe the energy deposition as a function of range.
Bank 1 is for protons, 2 for tritons and 3 for alphas.
Banks 1, 2 and 3 are obsolete as of SNOMAN 5_0280
Bank 4 is the range-energy relationship for alphas in nickel.
The last three describe the energy deposition as a function of energy
Bank 5 is for protons, 6 for tritons and 7 for alphas.
Bank 8 is dedx of alphas in nickel as a function of energy.
Bank 9 is the range-energy relationship for alphas in copper.
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