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 Tue Nov 29 14:22:03 2011, Zach, Update, RF System, EOM temp stabilization performance 
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 Tue Nov 29 15:25:29 2011, steve, Update, RF System, EOM temp stabilization performance
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Tue Nov 29 18:17:27 2011, Zach, Update, RF System, EOM temp stabilization performance
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Tue Nov 29 22:10:18 2011, kiwamu, Update, RF System, RFAM fluctuation reduced
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Tue Nov 29 23:03:34 2011, Zach, Update, RF System, RFAM fluctuation reduced
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Wed Nov 30 03:01:55 2011, kiwamu, Update, RF System, RFAM fluctuation reduced
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Message ID: 6050
Entry time: Wed Nov 30 03:01:55 2011
In reply to: 6047
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kiwamu |
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RFAM fluctuation reduced |
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Okay I have turned ON the temperature control at 2:40 AM and will leave it ON for a while.
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I was hesitant to claim that this is definitely true without the control data we were taking after the heater was turned off today. This is because before I replaced the malfunctioning op amp last night, the heater was actually ON and injecting temperature noise into the system that would not be there with it off. I think the best idea is to compare the data from today (heater on vs. heater off, but with functioning circuit).
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