Introduction

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Testbeam analysis is a simple analysis of pixel-sensor data in particle beams. All steps of a complete analysis are implemented with a few independent python functions. If you want to understand the basics of telescope data reconstruction this code might help. If you want to have something fancy to account for thick devices in combination with low energetic beams use e.g. _EUTelescope_. Depending on the setup a resolution that is only ~ 15% worse can be archieved with this code. For a quick first impression check the examples in the documentation.

In future releases it is forseen to make the code more readable and to implement a Kalman Filter to have the best possible track fit results.

Installation

You have to have Python 2/3 with the following modules installed: - cython - tables - scipy - matplotlib - numba

If you are new to Python please look at the installation guide in the wiki. Since it is recommended to change example files according to your needs you should install the module with

python setup.py develop

This does not copy the code to a new location, but just links to it. Uninstall:

pip uninstall testbeam_analysis

Example usage

Check the examples folder with data and examples of a Mimosa26 and a FE-I4 telescope analysis. Run eutelescope_example.py or fei4_telescope_example.py in the example folder and check the text output to the console as well as the plot and data files that are created to understand what is going on. In the examples folder type e.g.:

python fei4_telescope_example.py

Latest commits

  • MAINT: PEP8 formatting by DavidLP at 2017-01-24 18:08:11
  • MAINT: readability afer autoformatting by DavidLP at 2017-01-24 17:53:56
  • ENH: allow 0 offset by Jens Janssen at 2017-01-24 15:06:55
  • REG: fix not saving alignment by Jens Janssen at 2017-01-24 14:57:19
  • REG: fix align_pars referenced before assignment by Jens Janssen at 2017-01-24 13:07:53
  • MAINT: better attribute name by Jens Janssen at 2017-01-24 13:06:00
  • MAINT: use parameter by Jens Janssen at 2017-01-24 13:04:21
  • MAINT: comment by Jens Janssen at 2017-01-24 12:31:21
  • REG: remove line by Jens Janssen at 2017-01-24 12:27:42
  • MAINT: use parameter by Jens Janssen at 2017-01-24 10:30:39