Ushiba, Nishino, Yasui, Yano, Tamaki, Aso
Today, we wanted to construct a beam path for the REFL beam to the PDs.
However, we found that the REFL beam coming out of the Faraday was clipped by STM2, as shown in the first page of the attached PDF.
In order to slove this problem, we decided to move STM2 a bit. We also rotated the mirror mount by 90 degree as shown in the second page of the PDF.
Before doing this work, put several irises in the beam path to preserve the beam path. We put irises after MC, before IMMT1, after IMMT2 and at the POP table.
When moving STM2, we put a metal bar pushed against the pillar of STM2. This bar is set to be parallel with the mirror surface. By moving the STM2 pillar along this bar, we can preserve the beam spot position on STM2.
After STM2 was moved, we adjusted the orientation of STM2 to put the beam through the irises.
We also checked the beam spots inside the Faraday and found no beam clipping.
By doing the above, we were able to see small flashes of IR in the X-arm.