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Mon Jul 7 21:36:33 2014, Jenne, rana, Update, PSL, PMC local oscillator is going wonky
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Mon Jul 7 22:18:26 2014, Koji, Update, PSL, PMC local oscillator is going wonky
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Tue Jul 8 15:28:32 2014, Koji, Update, PSL, PMC local oscillator is going wonky
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Wed Jul 9 00:47:22 2014, Koji, Update, PSL, PMC local oscillator is going wonky
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Wed Jul 9 11:41:12 2014, Koushik, Update, PSL, PMC local oscillator is going wonky
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Wed Jul 9 19:53:34 2014, rana, Update, PSL, PMC LO monitor trend (5 years)
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Thu Jul 10 01:02:13 2014, rana, Update, PSL, more PMC science
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Wed Jul 9 00:59:09 2014, rana, Update, PSL, PMC local oscillator is going wonky
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Message ID: 10172
Entry time: Thu Jul 10 01:02:13 2014
In reply to: 10167
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rana |
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Update |
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PSL |
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more PMC science |
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Increased gain and SNR in PMC LO monitor circuit.
- R20: 499 -> 50k Ohms (increases gain by 100)
- Used Marconi to drive the LO input and readout C1:PSL-PMC_LODET
- Fit this function and loaded it into the psl.db file. The old Kalmus way used LOGE, but I wanted to use log10, so I did. The sensor is only useful in a narrow band. Since the signal is so low at low levels, I just fit to the highest 4 points because I was too lazy to do proper weighting. Do as I say, not as I do.
Plot with data and fit attached.
** N.B.: in order to update the calibration without rebooting, I used the following command: z write C1:PSL-PMC_LOCALC.CALC "2.235*LOG(B)+12.265". This allows us to update EPICS CALC records without rebooting the IOC. |
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