The Electromagnetic Calorimeter (ECal) is designed to measure positions, energies, and times of flight of photons and electrons in heavy-ion collisions. This detector is a highly granular installation consisting of 38 400 channels, which requires comprehensive testing of all system components to ensure reliable operation. The article presents the methodology and results of full-scale testing of the electromagnetic calorimeter, including checking the operability of individual modules and detector pre-calibration.
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