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Wed Jul 13 13:16:33 2022 |
Juan | General | General | Finished coil driver and sat amp | I have finished all coil driver and sat
amp chassis they all seem to be functioning
properly. |
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69
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Fri Jul 22 13:47:47 2022 |
Juan | General | General | Update | Just a general update of what I have been
up to deriving Lagrange for double pendulum
system and also been looking at code that |
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70
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Tue Jul 26 14:17:44 2022 |
Juan | General | General | OSEMS actuators | we have 23 OSEMS they look all full built
and I will try and test them this week and
or next week. |
8x |
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72
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Thu Aug 4 11:26:55 2022 |
Juan | General | General | Sat Amp | Sat amp seems to be working just fine.
There does seem to be a saturation issue
with one of the outputs we may need to change |
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74
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Mon Aug 8 13:00:56 2022 |
Juan | General | General | Sat Amp testing of OSEMS | In the following test, a single Sat Amp
chassis that holds Sat Amp Board S1106078
and S1106077 |
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75
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Mon Aug 15 16:37:51 2022 |
Juan | General | General | Update on Sat Amp and OSEMs | Sat
Amp
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117
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Sat Jan 7 16:07:13 2023 |
| General | General | | The bond quality measurements can be split
into two categories: destructive and nondestructive.
For destructive, we have measuring tensile |
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120
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Mon Jan 9 21:03:53 2023 |
Koji | General | General | Heavy item transport - preparation | 1) Paco cleared the path in the DOPO lab.
We'll need a flat dolly or wooden bars
(covered with a mylar sheet) to place the |
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121
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Tue Jan 10 23:30:25 2023 |
Koji | General | General | Heavy item transport - preparation | [JC, Stephen, Paco, Gabriele, Aidan,
Radhika, Koji]
We have successfully extracted |
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122
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Thu Jan 12 11:38:26 2023 |
Koji | General | General | How to move the large engine hoist through the narrow door | See the attachments. |
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123
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Thu Jan 12 11:54:08 2023 |
Koji | General | General | Heavy item transport | [JC, Koji]
Caltech transport came in this
morning. They first went to the OMC lab and |
7x |
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124
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Thu Jan 12 15:36:22 2023 |
Koji | General | General | Crane configuration for the suspension test chamber | I made a quick investigation of the crane
configuration for the suspension test chamber.
Conclusions: |
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3
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Fri Jun 5 11:13:50 2020 |
Raymond | General | Heat Load | Steady state heat load example | Attached is a cartoon partial view into
the heat load experienced by the Mariner
assembly. |
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30
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Fri Sep 24 13:12:00 2021 |
Radhika | General | Heat Load | Mariner cooldown model status + next steps | *Note: the current modeling script can
be found at: CryoEngineering/MarinerCooldownEstimation.ipynb
Nina pointed me to the current |
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31
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Mon Sep 27 17:01:53 2021 |
rana | General | Heat Load | Mariner cooldown model status + next steps | How
about a diagram so that we can understand |
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32
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Wed Sep 29 16:15:19 2021 |
Radhika | General | Heat Load | Mariner cooldown model status + next steps | Attachment 1 is a geometric diagram that
reflects the current state of the ITM cooldown
model, introduced in [30]. |
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37
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Tue Oct 5 17:46:14 2021 |
Radhika | General | Heat Load | Mariner cooldown model status + next steps | Building on [32],
I added a copper cold finger to conductively
cool the inner shield, instead of holding |
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42
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Fri Oct 15 13:45:55 2021 |
Radhika | General | Heat Load | Mariner cooldown model status + next steps | I used the same model in [37]
to consider how test mass length affects
the cooldown. Attachment 1 plots the curves |
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43
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Fri Oct 15 14:31:15 2021 |
Radhika | General | Heat Load | Mariner cooldown model status + next steps | I reran the cooldown model, setting the
emissivity of the inner surface of the inner
shield to 0.7 (coating), and the emissivity |
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79
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Fri Aug 26 14:24:57 2022 |
Radhika | General | Heat Load | Mariner TM Cooldown model | Here I describe the current radiative cooldown
model for a Mariner test mass, using parameters
from the most recent CAD model. A diagram |
6x |
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80
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Mon Aug 29 15:44:46 2022 |
Radhika | General | Heat Load | Mariner TM Cooldown model | Here is a more detailed analysis of varying
the length and radius of the snout.
Attachment 1 plots the heat load |
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81
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Wed Sep 7 10:42:12 2022 |
Radhika | General | Heat Load | Mariner TM Cooldown model | The attached plot (upper) compares the
heat load delivered to the test mass from
various snout lengths (end to end), as a |
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128
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Wed Apr 12 12:03:34 2023 |
Radhika | General | Heat Load | Mariner TM Cooldown model | Here we lay out the Mariner cryocooler
requirements and discuss the most recent
cooldown model, which includes a cryocooler that cools |
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129
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Fri Jun 2 11:31:29 2023 |
Radhika | General | Heat Load | Mariner TM Cooldown model | Summarizing the current Mariner ITM cooldown
model assumptions:
- Inner shield and outer shield |
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60
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Thu Jul 7 15:20:04 2022 |
rana | General | Optical Contacting | some useful links | For our optical contacting, Jennifer and
I are starting out with glass (microscope
slides), with the setup in the EE shop next |
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62
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Mon Jul 11 16:24:31 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Baselining the temperature output of the Oster hot plate | This was performed last Friday (7/8).
I secured a thermocouple perpendicular
against the hotplate and recorded the |
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63
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Mon Jul 11 17:27:39 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | First successful bond | Note that the slides have "GLOBE"
printed on one side. I always bond the opposite
using the opposite side without the text. |
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66
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Thu Jul 14 14:55:01 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Testing isopropanol and methanol | Note that I am just testing out different
techniques, so I have not set up the thermocouples
to precisely measure the temperatue. |
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71
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Wed Jul 27 14:50:20 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Bonding without liquids and narrowing down heating issue | I have found that, after cleaning the glass
with methanol (or even sometimes with just a dry
lense-cleaning cloth), I can get glass slides to |
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73
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Thu Aug 4 13:44:56 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Success with slowly heating | Yesterday, I did two rounds of slowly heating
4 samples to the maximum hot plate temperature.
This was to formally test if my success |
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77
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Tue Aug 16 19:54:29 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Razor blade test | We succeeded in setting up an apparatus
for quantifiying the razor blade test. After
mounting the glass slides such that |
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82
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Tue Sep 27 22:29:34 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Razor test apparatus disassembly pictures | Pictures of the razor test apparatus before
and after disassembly, to make future reassembly
easier. |
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83
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Wed Sep 28 22:11:31 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Looked at Thor Lab slides | While finalizing my work plan for the quarter,
I decided to look at the Thor Lab slides.
This was instructive because they highlighted |
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84
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Thu Sep 29 18:36:40 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Looked at Thor Lab slides (continued) | Continuining with my casual exploration
of the Thor Lab slides, I heated them from
off --> low --> med --> high, with |
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86
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Fri Sep 30 21:51:31 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Quick test heat and pressure test | Given that these glass slides are much
thinner than the ones I worked with prior,
I suspected they would be more receptive |
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87
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Sat Oct 1 23:00:03 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | (RESULTS!) Quick test heat and pressure test | These are the results from the previous
log.
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88
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Sun Oct 2 23:23:07 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Cause of improved bond: time or pressure | Before jumping to conclusions based on
my previous results, I wanted to check that
it was indeed heat and pressure, not time, |
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89
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Mon Oct 3 23:32:30 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Cause of improved bond: time or pressure (Update) | I was unable to check the samples because
I could not get access to Bridge, so they
will be checked tomorrow and the results |
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90
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Tue Oct 4 22:15:23 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM Test #1 | I wrote a program to control the heating
rate of the hot plate using Pulse Width Modulation
(PWM), and it was a great success! |
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91
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Wed Oct 5 23:24:08 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM Test #2 | I repeated the first test, but let the
hot plate run longer. It revealed that the
linearity for the lower temperatures completely |
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92
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Fri Oct 7 00:21:24 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM Test #3 | The previous test was cycled with 0.3s
on follwed by 0.7s off*. This test was 0.7s
on followed by 0.3s off. I intended to let |
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93
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Fri Oct 7 21:20:08 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM v2 progress | I had a little set back regarding the non-linear
portion of the heating. After about 150°C,
if the heating rate is kept constant, the |
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94
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Sat Oct 8 23:22:25 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM v2 test #1 | I had some trouble with the code not working
as intended (partially because it has been
I while since I coded in C++). |
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Sun Oct 9 21:55:53 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM v2 test #1 & 2 | For the following two graphs, I ram
four tests: two using the the v1 of the PWM
code and two using v2 of the PWM code. The |
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96
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Mon Oct 10 15:34:13 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM v2.1,2,3 Test #1 and v2.3 Test #2 | Before trying the PWM on actual samples,
I wanted to make one final attempt at improving
my code (labled as v2.1). This change |
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97
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Tue Oct 11 23:59:07 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM v2.3 Test #1 and 2 | Here are the graphed results from
yesterday's tests, both by themselves
and overlayed with the previous tests. I |
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Wed Oct 12 23:26:48 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM v2.3 Test #3 | I tried increasing the temperature by 180°C
over 20 minutes. As suspected, it did not
quite reach the target temperature because |
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99
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Thu Oct 13 20:56:48 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM v2.4,5 Test #3 | My two corrections ended up being huge
overshoots. The drop off time (100°C)
is correct, but the default rate increase |
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100
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Fri Oct 14 21:36:52 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM v2.6 Test #3 | The goal of "v2.X test #3" is
to heat the hot plate to 200°C over the
course of 20 minutes, and with v2.6, I have |
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101
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Sat Oct 15 21:59:13 2022 |
Jennifer Hritz | General | Optical Contacting | Hot plate PWM v2.6 Test #1, 2, 3 | I realized that, after changing so much
from v2.3 to 6, I should check that my first
two tests produce correct results with the |
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