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Wed Jun 9 11:46:01 2021, Anchal, Paco, Summary, AUX, Xend Green Laser PDH OLTF measurement  
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Thu Jun 10 14:01:36 2021, Anchal, Summary, AUX, Xend Green Laser PDH OLTF measurement loop algebra
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Mon Jun 14 18:57:49 2021, Anchal, Update, AUX, Xend is unbearably hot. Green laser is loosing lock in 10's of seconds 
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Tue Jun 15 15:26:43 2021, Anchal, Paco, Summary, AUX, Xend Green Laser PDH OLTF measurement loop algebra, excitation at control point
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Fri Jun 18 10:07:23 2021, Anchal, Paco, Summary, AUX, Xend Green Laser PDH OLTF with coherence 
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Message ID: 16194
Entry time: Wed Jun 9 11:46:01 2021
Reply to this: 16197
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Author: |
Anchal, Paco |
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Summary |
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AUX |
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Xend Green Laser PDH OLTF measurement |
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We measured the Xend green laser PDH Open loop transfer function by following method:
- We first measured the feedback transfer function 'K' directly.
- See attachment 2 for this measurement. We measured Out2/exc here.
- Then, we closed the loop as shown in attachment 1with SR560 as a summing juntion at error point.
- We injected excitation through B channel in SR560 and measured transfer function Out1/Out2.
- This measurement should give us
by loop alegbra.
- Then we multiplied the two transfer function measurements to get open loop transfer function.
Result:
- Our measurement gives the same UGF of 10kHz and phase margin of 53.5 degrees as reported in 13238.
- The shape of measurement also follows 1/f above 10 Hz atleast.
- Our measurement might not be correct below 10 Hz but we did not see any saturation or loss of lock in 1Hz to 10 Hz measurement.
- This OLTF is different from the modelled OLTF here even though the UGF matches.
- The feedback gain is supposed to roll-off faster than 1/f in 30Hz to 1kHz region but it does not seem to in our measurement.
- This suggests that the actual uPDH box is shaping the loop different from what schematic suggests. This might mean that the gain is much lower in the low frequency region than we would like it to be.
- We will investigate the reason of difference between model and measurement unless someone has a better explaination for the descripancy.
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