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Sprint:Gen3 transition
Here is the list of calibration that we need to reduce the data properly based on experience from previous runs :
- DetectorMap
Cobra configuration allHome, Full set of arcs and quartzes to fit the detectorMap.
- brn arms (one repeat)
15 min~70-80 min - m arm (one repeat)
15 min~60 min
- Flux normalisation
- Cobra configuration allHome, set of quartzes (S/N ~ 100) at the dichroic crossover points, with a minimum of 3 exposures
- brn arms (one repeat
10 minutes~100min - bmn arm (one repeat 10 minutes
- brn arms (one repeat
- Cobra configuration allHome, twilight sky
- brn arms 20 minutes
- bmn arms 20 minutes
- FiberProfiles
- For cobra configurations in [mod4+1 mod4+2 mod4+3 mod4+4]:
- get in allHidden config(20min)
- quartz brn, 3 repeats, 6 minutes
- quartz bmn, 3 repeats, 6 minutes
- reveal mod4+x
- quartz brn, 3 repeats, 6 minutes
- quartz brn For dithers of -0.4, 0.2, 0.0, 0.2, 0.4 pixels, 12 min
- quartz bmn, 3 repeats, 6 minutes
- quartz bmn For dithers of -0.4, 0.2, 0.0, 0.2, 0.4 pixels, 12 min
- get in allHidden config(20min)
- Detector flats / ditheredFlats
- Cobra configuration allHome, n arm is priority.
- -6, +6 pixels : 42 positions with 3 repeats, 240 min
- Sky-subtraction
- Move to sky design, brn, 15 min per-plate
- biases/darks (Telescope not necessary)
- brm 2 hours
- n arm will be taken every now and then for persistence.
- background study
- With both fiber configuration mod32
- Observe with all available spectrograph arms (including both r and m; non-simultaneous across arms is OK; different sources may be observed at different times through the run):
- Separately: ring lamps, Gunn quartz, twilight (set exposure to 30k peak in each arm individually)
- Separately: each of the arcs, dome fluorescent lamps, night sky with varying amounts of moon (set exposure so that >~ 95% of the lines are unsaturated in each arm individually)
- Separately: over-expose each of the arcs (set exposure in each arm individually so that bright lines are very saturated but not bleeding)
- Any other input light sources that might be available that I haven't thought of Repeat the above with fiber configuration allHome (to test application of the background model on regular data)
- Observe with all available spectrograph arms (including both r and m; non-simultaneous across arms is OK; different sources may be observed at different times through the run):
- Repeat the above with fiber configuration allHome (to test application of the background model on regular data)
Do not repeat the over-exposed arcs, just regular arcs
- relates to
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PIPE2D-1187 Plan for data acquisition April 2023 run
- Done