What is the default/assumed induced charge when calculating electronics response function?

Dear experts

When I’m using Sensor::SetTransferFunction(const std::vector<double>& times, const std::vector<double>& values) I expected that:
when I set signal to 1 fC by using SetSignal(label, bin, signal) where bin = 0 and signal = 1, I should get the exact same waveform of transfer function, but seems I got a smaller peak value which I don’t understand why (actually it’s 5 times smaller)
And, also I noticed that the unit of std::vector<double>$ times is actually us but not ns, is that written somewhere…? Because I saw the users guide says the time unit is ns.

Sorry those are 2 different questions above…

Hi,

SetSignal sets the current in a given bin. What bin width did you use?

Regarding the time units, I guess you are referring to this example?

The times in the text file are indeed μs but the values are converted to ns when reading in the file (line 35).

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