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microDXP Technical Reference Manual
Version 3.15
October 7, 2019
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+/- 22%. It is stored in a new pair of GENSET parameters DGAINBASE (UQ1.15 format
unsigned mantissa) and DGAINBASEEXP (2’s-complement signed exponent),
Digital Base Gain
=
DGAINBASE
32768
*2
DGAINBASEEXP
Equation 3-9
For best results DGAINBASE should be constrained between 32768 and 65535, and
DGAINBASEEXP between -2 and 1.
3.4.3.2
MCA Bin Width
The MCA Bin Width defines the granularity of the MCA spectrum. GENSET parameters
BINGRANULAR and BINMULTIPLE
Number MCA Bins
MCA Bin Width
Bin Size
(with 40 keV Dynamic Range)
8192
1
5 eV
4096
2
10 eV
2048
4
20 eV
1024
8
40 eV
512
16
80 eV
256
32
160 eV
Table 3-6: MCA Bin Width and Number of MCA Bins combinations that achieve a complete
spectrum.
3.4.3.3
Fine Gain Trim
After the Base Gain and MCA settings have been chosen such that a calibrated energy
spectrum is produced, the user may then change the Peaking Time only to find that the
energy calibration is slightly off. To first order the spectrum should remain calibrated, but
a slight shift in the pulse-height measurement is not uncommon. This is addressed by
storing a unique Fine Gain Trim setting for each Peaking Time. The Fine Gain Trim can
be ignored if the energy is already calibrated to the required accuracy.
The Fine Gain Trim, which defaults to 1 and ranges from 0.5 to 2, is transformed to the
UQ1.15 format unsigned mantissa DSP parameter GAINTWEAKn, where n is the
GENSET identifier. GAINTWEAKn is constrained between the values 16384 and 65535.
GAINTWEAKn = Fine Gain Trim * 32768
Equation 3-10
3.5 The Digital Signal Processor (DSP
The Digital Signal Processor is an Analog Devices ADSP-2185 16 bit Fixed-Point DSP
optimized for fixed-point arithmetic and high I/O rates. It has 16K words of 16-bit wide
data memory, used to store parameters, the diagnostic trace buffer, etc., and 16K words of
24-bit wide program memory, used to store the DSP program itself and the MCA spectrum.
Transferring data to/from these memory spaces is done through the DSP’s built-in DMA
port, which does not interfere with the DSP program operation.