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 Tue May 5 05:16:12 2009, Yoichi, Update, Locking, DC Readout and DARM response 
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 Tue May 5 08:26:56 2009, rob, Update, Locking, DC Readout and DARM response
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Tue May 5 11:44:33 2009, rob, Update, Locking, DARM response
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Message ID: 1544
Entry time: Tue May 5 05:16:12 2009
Reply to this: 1545
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Yoichi |
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Update |
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Locking |
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DC Readout and DARM response |
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Tonight, I was able to switch the DARM to DC readout a couple of times.
But the lock was not as stable as the RF DARM. It lost lock when I tried to measure the DARM loop gain.
I also measured DARM response when DARM is on RF.
The attached plot shows the DARM optical gain (from the mirror displacement to the PD output).
The magnitude is in an arbitrary unit.
I measured a transfer function from DARM excitation to the DARM error signal. Then I corrected it for the DARM open loop gain and the pendulum response to get the plot below.
There is an RSE peak at 4kHz as expected. The origin of the small bump and dip around 2.5kHz and 1.5kHz are unknown.
I will consult with the Optickle model.
I don't know why the optical gain decreases below 50Hz (I don't think it actually decreases).
Seems like the DARM loop gain measured at those frequencies are too low.
I will retry the measurement. |
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