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 Tue Mar 22 16:29:04 2016, tara, DailyProgress, PMC, Epoxy glue on PMC mirror and PZT
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 Thu Mar 24 19:07:38 2016, tara, DailyProgress, PMC, Epoxy glue on PMC mirror and PZT
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Sat Mar 26 13:36:09 2016, tara, DailyProgress, PMC, Epoxy glue on PMC mirror and PZT 
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Tue Mar 29 23:23:37 2016, rana, DailyProgress, PMC, Epoxy glue on PMC mirror and PZT
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Wed Mar 30 08:29:15 2016, tara, DailyProgress, PMC, test on new PMC
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Wed Mar 30 10:28:44 2016, Evan, DailyProgress, PMC, test on new PMC
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Thu Mar 31 15:11:27 2016, tara, DailyProgress, PMC, test on new PMC
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Tue Apr 5 16:32:36 2016, tara, DailyProgress, PMC, test on new PMC
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Message ID: 1616
Entry time: Tue Mar 29 23:23:37 2016
In reply to: 1615
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rana |
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Epoxy glue on PMC mirror and PZT |
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Evan has probably calculated the range before. If we don't have enough range, maybe you can wrap a heater around it?
If the CTE is 1e-5/K, you should get 3 GHz/K for the thermal tuning. Perhaps this can be done by putting a kapton heater on the body and then some foam insulation? |