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 Tue Sep 15 15:10:48 2015, gautam, ericq, rana, Summary, LSC, PRFPMI lock & various to-do's 
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 Tue Sep 15 18:35:21 2015, ericq, Summary, LSC, some further notes
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Tue Sep 15 20:44:13 2015, gautam, Summary, LSC, Checking the delay line phase shifter DS050339
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Thu Sep 17 03:48:10 2015, ericq, Summary, LSC, some further notes
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Thu Sep 17 13:06:05 2015, ericq, Summary, LSC, Low input impedance on CM board
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Message ID: 11599
Entry time: Tue Sep 15 15:10:48 2015
Reply to this: 11601
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gautam, ericq, rana |
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Summary |
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LSC |
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PRFPMI lock & various to-do's |
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I was observing Eric while he was attempting to lock the PRFPMI last night. The handoff from ALS to LSC was not very smooth, and Rana suggested looking at some control signals while parked close to the PRFPMI resonance to get an idea of what frequency bands the noise dominated in. The attached power spectrum was taken while CARM and DARM were under ALS control, and the PRMI was locked using REFL_165. The arm power was fluctuating between 15 and 50. Most of the power seems to be in the 1-5Hz band and the 10-30Hz band.
Rana made a number of suggestions, which I'm listing here. Some of these may directly help the above situation, while the others are with regards to the general state of affairs.
- Reroute both (MC and arm) FF signals to the SUS model
- For MC, bypass LSC
- Rethink the MC FF -
- Leave the arm FF on all the time?
- The positioning of the accelerometer used for MC FF has to be bettered - it should be directly below the tank
- The IOO model is over-clocking - needs to be re-examined
- Fix up the DC F2P - Rana mentioned an old (~10 yr) script called F2P ratio, we should look to integrate the Python scripts used for lock-in/demod at the sites with this
- Look to calibrate MC_F
- Implement a high BW CARM servo using ALS
- Gray code implementation for EPICS gain-stepping
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