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14.3 DIE Power Calibration


Description Parameter:	Section 2.4.3
Processing Level:	SPD 
Usage in processing:	Section 7.2.6
File Type:		Binary FITS table
Number of Records:	3 
File Names:		PDIE1TRANS, PDIE2TRANS

There are 2 sets of Detector Interface Electronics (DIE) in the external electronics unit (see Section 2.4.3). The DIE subtracts a commandable offset from the cold readout electronics voltage and amplifies the difference with a commandable gain factor. There were 3 possible DIE settings available but in practice only one was used. To convert the digital numbers (DNs) to Voltages, a set of `gain' parameters were used depending on which of the 3 possible settings were commanded. See also Section 7.2.6 for the conversion formula.


Table 14.1: DIE used for detector.
DIE detector
number  
1 P1, P2, SL, C200
2 P3, SS, C100, C200

The possible settings of the 2 DIEs are stored in 2 Cal-G products. Both DIEs were used during operations depending on which detector was active, the relation between detector and DIE is given in Table 14.1. Each record in the Cal-G products refers to the settings for a given DIE gain that was commanded, see Table 14.2.


Table 14.2: Conversion from record in Cal-G to gain value.
Record Gain
number  
1 1
2 8
3 40


14.3.1 Product PDIE1TRANS: PHT DIE1 power calibration table

Binary FITS table with record length 16. The record fields are:


Field	 Offset	Number	Type	Description
PDIE1FIX 0	1	R*4	Fixed offset
PDIE1UOF 4	1	R*4	Offset dependent on signal gain in V
PDIE1GN1 8	1	R*4	Signal gain (=GAIN$_1$)
PDIE1GN1 12	1	R*4	Offset gain (=GAIN$_2$)


14.3.2 Product PDIE2TRANS: PHT DIE2 power calibration table

Similar to PDIE1TRANS, but DIE1 should be substituted by DIE2.


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