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Tue Feb 4 02:13:02 2020, gautam, Update, LSC, Locking updates 
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Wed Feb 5 16:35:12 2020, gautam, Update, LSC, Diagnosis plan
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Thu Feb 6 01:16:58 2020, gautam, Update, LSC, Diagnosis results 
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Thu Feb 6 01:25:50 2020, gautam, Update, LSC, Locking updates 
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Fri Feb 7 02:24:24 2020, gautam, Update, LSC, Some short notes
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Message ID: 15195
Entry time: Fri Feb 7 02:24:24 2020
In reply to: 15192
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gautam |
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Update |
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LSC |
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Some short notes |
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[koji, gautam]
Plots + interpretation tomorrow.
- CM_Slow path can be used to stabilize the arm powers somewhat but the AO crossover remains out of reach.
- The REFL11 (=CARM_B) path offset has to be manually determined - we found that it can change by ~20% depending on the alignment, which maybe isn't surprising given that the mode shapes seen at POP, REFL and AS look like Rorschach inkblots.
- We saw TRX/TRY regularly hit ~150, and at times even 200 (= recycling gain of ~10). Though any conclusive statement about the PRG can only be made once the lock is stabilized.
- I was able to take a few CARM loop TFs with an SR785 hooked up at 1Y2. Despite ramping up the AO gain, we saw no effect at high frequencies in the TF shape (the phase bubble continued to roll off at ~100 Hz and there was no visible phase lead even as the AO gain was increased). It has to be estimated what the expected crossover gain is from the experiment with the high BW POY locking (taking into account the net difference in optical gain between POY for single arm and REFL for the full IFO).
- The fact that I was able to hold the high BW POY lock makes me think that the IMC servo board's IN2 input (and indeed the rest of the IMC locking loop) is functioning as expected. But maybe this board will benefit from a detailed checkout like Koji did for the CM board.
Getting closer... To facilitate this work, I made some convenience scripts that can be run from the CM MEDM screen. |