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 Thu Jul 3 18:48:09 2008, Alberto, Update, General, Beats of the two lasers in the absolute length measurement observed
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 Thu Jul 3 22:54:45 2008, Koji, Update, General, Beats of the two lasers in the absolute length measurement observed
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Mon Jul 7 11:22:02 2008, Alberto, Update, General, Beats of the two lasers in the absolute length measurement observed
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Mon Jul 7 13:06:38 2008, Koji, Update, General, Beats of the two lasers in the absolute length measurement observed
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Message ID: 635
Entry time: Thu Jul 3 22:54:45 2008
In reply to: 634
Reply to this: 637
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| Author: |
Koji |
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Update |
| Category: |
General |
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Beats of the two lasers in the absolute length measurement observed |
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Great! Conguraturation! I wish if I could see it! It's nice if you can put the photo or anything of the RF spectrum analyzer.
Next step:
o You can try to maximize the beat amplitude by the tuning of the Injection steering mirrors.
o At the south end of the SP table, I prepared a frequency mixer. You can put the beat signal into the RF input, and an oscillator (which you can bring from somewhere) to the LO input in order to obtain the error signal of the PLL. Put the IF output of the mixer in a SR560, and please try to lock it by a simple 6db/oct (1st order) LPF of the SR560. For the actuator you can use the fast-pzt input of the NPRO.
| Quote: | | Then I explored the range of temperature of the NPRO from 35deg (C) to 51.2807deg and at that point I could observe a peak corresponding to the beat at about 10MHz on the network analyzer. |
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