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hirose.chiaki - 19:20 Thursday 30 March 2023 (24612) Print this report
Simulated to confirm the difference in transmission power between Yarm and Xarm in PRFPMI using GUI.

The transmission power of Xarm and Yarm in PRFPMI was unbalanced over.(klog24598)
I simulated to confirm the difference in transmission power between Yarm and Xarm in PRFPMI using GUI.

Preparation
Measured transmission and loss values for ITMs(Transmission: HR transmission, loss: HR scattering+HR absorption, p.32 Summary, T1809173) and ETMs(p.20, T1807981) were substituted.
ITMs-> Transmission: "HR transmission", loss: "HR scattering"+"HR absorption", p.32 Summary, T1809173
ETMs-> Transmission: "transmittance [ppm]", loss: "scattering ppm"+"absorption [ppm]", p.20 Summary, p.20, T1807981

  Refl(1-(Trans+Loss)) Trans+Loss
ITMX 0.9955927 0.0044073
ITMY 0.9951921 0.0048079
ETMX 0.9999815 18.5e-6
ETMY 0.9999813 18.7e-6

The above values were modified to R (reflectance) and T (transmittance) of the mirrors in the finesse code.

The simulation that change the length of the Yarm by sweeping the ETMY location.
(Result: Fig1, Code: ETMY_length_sweep_PRFPMI.txt)

  • The shift in the resonance point of the Yarm increases the reflected power; the PRM increases the incident power to the Xarm, so the Xarm has gone up.
  • Also, since the reflectance of the mirrors of Xarm and Yarm is different, the difference in finesse between them is 8 percent.
    The difference in transmission power at the resonance point in the simulation results is theoretical.

Notes
I tried to simulate that sweep ETMY angle in PRFPMI. (Result: Fig2, Code: ETMY_angle_sweep_PRFPMI.txt)
If I run the simulation as following the gui template, the horizontal axis is deg, maybe rad?

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