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Tue Jul 2 11:21:24 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, mode matching 
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Wed Jul 3 09:46:48 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, mode matching
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Thu Jul 11 01:40:19 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, mode matching 
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Fri Jul 12 00:51:39 2013, Erica, Notes, fiber optic, mode matching   
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Tue Jul 16 10:27:47 2013, Erica, Notes, fiber optic, mode matching, beam recombination
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Tue Jul 16 11:02:47 2013, Erica, Notes, fiber optic, mode matching, beam recombination
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Wed Jul 17 11:58:47 2013, Erica, Notes, fiber optic, mode matching, beam recombination 
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Wed Jul 17 18:29:37 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, reducing drift in the recombined beam
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Sat Jul 20 23:39:09 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, reducing drift in the recombined beam
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Tue Jul 23 10:29:12 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, reducing drift in the recombined beam 
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Tue Jul 23 11:43:00 2013, Evan, DailyProgress, Electronics Equipment, Zach's op-amp recommendations
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Fri Jul 26 11:07:44 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, BEAT, circuit for measuring temperature fluctations on CTN table   
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Fri Jul 26 11:22:45 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, BEAT, circuit for measuring temperature fluctations on CTN table
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Fri Jul 26 11:45:28 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, BEAT, circuit for measuring temperature fluctations on CTN table
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Mon Jul 29 13:30:26 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, BEAT, adding resistor, capacitor, and sockets   
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Tue Jul 30 12:23:41 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, BEAT, addressed noise problem, DC signal
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Thu Aug 1 00:25:02 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, insulating foam  
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Fri Aug 2 12:38:41 2013, tara, DailyProgress, fiber optic, insulating foam 
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Tue Aug 6 12:31:24 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, insulating foam
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Wed Aug 7 13:27:00 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, more foam, calculations for convertion from voltage to frequency  
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Wed Aug 7 18:53:20 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, noise budget, Matlab notes. 
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Tue Aug 13 12:39:36 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, rewrote calculations for converting from voltage noise to frequency noise  
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Tue Aug 13 12:28:20 2013, Erica, Notes, Electronics Equipment, new AD 590 circuit and its noise calculation, beam alignment    
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Fri Aug 16 10:35:44 2013, Erica, Notes, Electronics Equipment, AD590 msrmt, conversion to freq noise
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Tue Jul 30 16:19:32 2013, Erica, Notes, fiber optic, setup for beam recombination 
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Mon Aug 5 12:21:00 2013, Erica, Notes, fiber optic, calculation: phase change for fiber
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Tue Jul 30 15:48:47 2013, Erica, DailyProgress, fiber optic, noise for GYRO
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Message ID: 1301
Entry time: Fri Aug 16 10:35:44 2013
In reply to: 1295
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Author: |
Erica |
Type: |
Notes |
Category: |
Electronics Equipment |
Subject: |
AD590 msrmt, conversion to freq noise |
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Tuesday:
I added sockets to the ends of the wire to attach the AD 590 because the connection wasn't good the way were doing it before (taping it).
Evan and I tested the circuit. There was some high frequency noise, which we discovered was due to the wire connecting to the AD590. We covered it with aluminum tape which helped a little, and then grounded it by connecting to the shield ground of the power supply. This also improved it but didn't remove it totally.
We took spectrum data and that has been added to the Noise Budget.
We realized we forgot to convert the current noise from the AD590 -(40pA/rtHz) to frequency noise. Once we did, it was higher than the free-running noise of the laser, which is reflected in the graph.
The data was taken units of V^2/rtHz.
To convert to frequency noise:
take the sqrt
divide by R4 [A/rtHz]
multiply by 10^6uA/A, which gives the value in K/rtHz because the conversion for the AD590 is 1uA/K
multiply by L*alpha to convert to m/rtHz
multiply by c/(n^2*alpha*L*T) to convert to frequency noise.
I'll write this out in Latex so it's clearer.
When converting from temperature noise to length noise, we did not account for the fiber's jacket and its various materials, such as Kevlar, PVC, etc.
We would solve this eqn to get the thermal time constant of the fiber. K *del^2 (T) = i*omega*T |