In my last CARM loop modelling, all of the plots are phony, so don't trust them. The invbilinear function inside of StefanB's onlinefilter.m was making bogus s-domain representations of the digital filter coefficients.

So now I've just plotted the frequency response directly from the z-domain SOS coeffs using MattE's readFilterFile.m and FotonFilter.m.

Conclusions are less rosy. The anti-spring side is still easier to compensate than the spring side, but it starts to get hopeless below ~130 pm of offset, so there we really need to try to get to REFL_11/(TRX+TRY), pending some noise analysis.

** In order to get the 80 and 40 pm loops to be more stable I've put in a tweak filter called Boost2 (FM8). As you can see, it kind of helps for 80 pm, but its pretty hopeless after that.