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matteo.leonardi - 12:19 Monday 15 August 2022 (21777) Print this report
Yarm IR reflected beam investigation

Similar to the work on klog #21759.

For this work the green Y shutter was closed since some scattered light was seen on POP and POP_P cameras.
The camera images and value of CAM_SUM and CAM_EXP have been recorded in two configurations: first with Yarm unlocked and ETMY misaligned, second with Yarm locked. The results are in fig1 and fig2 respectively and in the following tables.

Yarm unlocked and ETMY misaligned (fig1)

  EXP SUM dSUM SUM/EXP dSUM/EXP
POP 684 4.90E+06 1.00E+05 7163.74 146.20
POP_P 5661 2.65E+06 5.00E+04 468.12 8.83

Yarm locked (fig2)

  EXP SUM dSUM SUM/EXP dSUM/EXP
POP 586 4.30E+06 1.00E+05 7337.88 170.65
POP_P 35000 4.00E+06 1.00E+06 114.29 28.57

The results as well as the beam shapes seem consistent with what previously reported.

In addition, fig3 shows the time series of K1:CAM-POP_P_SUM and K1:TMS-Y_IR_PDA1_OUT16 while Yarm is locked. It seems the two signals are anti-correlated.
In this configuration, POP-YarmL.avi and POP_P-YarmL.avi have been recorded. The shape of the beam does not change a lot on POP despite the beam moving around while on POP_P the beam shape changes a lot. 

 

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tomotada.akutsu - 19:38 Monday 15 August 2022 (21783) Print this report

Elliptic...

matteo.leonardi - 19:45 Monday 15 August 2022 (21782) Print this report

I wrote a basic Python code to convert the png screenshots of camera into playable data.
I used it on screenshots of klog #21777 and applied normalization.
The result is in attached figure.

The code is available in /users/matteo/20220815/image_plot.py

UPDATE: I fixed the aspect ratio of the figure so not to distort the beam shape. The code has been updated and the result is in fig2.

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tomotada.akutsu - 20:44 Monday 15 August 2022 (21785) Print this report

The eccentricty seems close to zero now. Thanks!

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