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Timer Session Herstmonceux Workshop Oct 2005 F. Pierron & P. Gibbs

Timer Session Herstmonceux Workshop Oct 2005 F. Pierron & P. Gibbs. Overview. Current timers Non-linearity across full SLR range Uncertainty of calibrations due to timers Future developments. Current Timers. SR620 HP5370 Event Timers based on Dassault Modules Event Timer from EOS

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Timer Session Herstmonceux Workshop Oct 2005 F. Pierron & P. Gibbs

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  1. Timer SessionHerstmonceux WorkshopOct 2005F. Pierron & P. Gibbs

  2. Overview • Current timers • Non-linearity across full SLR range • Uncertainty of calibrations due to timers • Future developments

  3. Current Timers • SR620 • HP5370 • Event Timers based on Dassault Modules • Event Timer from EOS • Riga A3… series • Other?

  4. Non-linearity across full range

  5. Graz ET Vs SR620

  6. Other comparisons • Hopefully Graz Vs Riga - Georg • Grasse SR620 Vs Dassault - Francis • Other?

  7. Calibration Uncertainty

  8. Moveable target tests • Input from • Vicki Smith on Hx moveable target (SR620) • Mark Davis on moveable rail (SR620) • John Luck with calibrated cables (EOS ET) • Philip Gibbs on MOB6 results (HP) • Other??

  9. Future Developments • Kazimirs Lapushka – Riga developments • Christopher Potter – Hx ET • Francis Pierron – Grasse ET for T2L2 • Other?

  10. Conclusions • To obtain mm systems we need to move away from SR620s and HP5370s to timers with improved accuracy and linearity

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