[Gate-users] How to know whether time resolution defined has been implemented correctly

Maxime Toussaint Maxime.Toussaint at USherbrooke.ca
Fri Nov 18 20:46:29 CET 2022


Greetings,

I must admit that I am unsure what you mean with your question.

Do you mean...

  *   ensure that the statement of 3.2.14 in the documentation is correct?
  *   check if the CTR resulting from this is correctly sqrt(2)*200...
     *   for a pair of detector...
        *   head to head?
        *   when parallax become significant?
     *   for the overall system?

Bests,
Maxime Toussaint


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Objet : [Gate-users] How to know whether time resolution defined has been implemented correctly

Dear Gaters,
                     I have defined the time resolution of my scanner using this command

/gate/digitizer/Singles/timeResolution/setTimeResolution 200.0 ps

                    How do I analyse my output data to check whether this had been implemented correctly?

Regards
Satyajit
17-Nov.-2022

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Biomedical Imaging and Bioinformatics Lab (BIBL),
Machine Intelligence Unit, ISI Kolkata,
Kolkata - 700108, INDIA.

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