To identify offset from 0 after pedestal subtraction, I added two more calibration type
Related talk: DB2554
1) kJustPedWithOut1stBlock
It will perform only PedestalSubtraction() and TrimFirstBlock()
2) kJustPedWithOut1stBlockAndBadSamples
It will perform only PedestalSubtraction(), TrimFirstBlock(),TimingCalibrationAndBadSampleReomval() and ApplyCableDelay()
The number of samples and time width betweens samples will be the same as fully calibrated WF (kLatestCalib). So, users can easily to compare the result with calibrated WF.
To identify offset from 0 after pedestal subtraction, I added two more calibration type Related talk: DB2554
1) kJustPedWithOut1stBlock It will perform only
PedestalSubtraction()andTrimFirstBlock()2) kJustPedWithOut1stBlockAndBadSamples It will perform only
PedestalSubtraction(),TrimFirstBlock(),TimingCalibrationAndBadSampleReomval()andApplyCableDelay()The number of samples and time width betweens samples will be the same as fully calibrated WF (kLatestCalib). So, users can easily to compare the result with calibrated WF.