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ryousuke.sugimoto - 18:45 Saturday 03 August 2019 (9796) Print this report
ALS / Fiber noise cancelation part2

[Miyoki, Enomoto, Sugimoto]

 

=What we did=

 

1.Locked the interferometer for fiber noise cancelation, and measured control signal with compressor and most of KOACH, FFUs OFF state.

However we didn't see significant change from ON state (fig1).

 

2.Currently, we had put a mirror just after fiber coupleer and reflect back 100% of the beam. 

So we removed this mirror and recoverd the original configuration, where retro reflectin mirror is put behind the 10% picoff mirror.

Then, we locked the loop again, and confirmed that the control signal was not different much from the previous configuration (fig2).

OLTF shown in the third figure.

It requires a somewhat precise adjustment of the gain due to the resonance exist around 3.5 kHz and 10 kHz.

The phase margin is about 25 deg.

 

3.Measured dark noise of DCPD (fig4 , Red plot is PD noise and black plot is ADC noise).

(In this figure the noise amplified 100 times by SR560.)

There is some large peak around 2kHz.

 

=Note=

The lock tended to lose at several minutes intervals due to the drift.

We plan to compensate this drift by introducing temperature control to the coiled fiber.

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shinji.miyoki - 11:48 Sunday 15 September 2019 (10529) Print this report
I measured the same channel signals although I don't know the amplification using SR560 by 100 was applied or not.

They seem to be just noise?

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ryousuke.sugimoto - 4:31 Monday 16 September 2019 (10533) Print this report
I’m sorry, the legends of 9796 fig1 and fig2 are wrong.
Their correct channel is K1:ALS-Y_FIB_SLOW_DAQ_OUT_DQ .
The measurement result of the PLL channels is in 8865 (only high frequency side), and the noises level looks roughly same.
I’m sorry, the legends of 9796 fig1 and fig2 are wrong.
Their correct channel is K1:ALS-Y_FIB_SLOW_DAQ_OUT_DQ .
The measurement result of the PLL channels is in 8865 (only high frequency side), and the noises level looks roughly same.

Miyoki-san 

 

Im sorry, the legends of 9796 fig1 and fig2 are wrong.

Their correct channel is K1:ALS-Y_FIB_SLOW_DAQ_OUT_DQ .

The measurement result of the PLL channels is in 8685 (only high frequency side), and the noises level looks roughly same.

shinji.miyoki - 18:50 Monday 16 September 2019 (10542) Print this report
Sugimoto-kun, Thank you for your correction.

I attached the spectrum for the K1-ASL_X/Y_FIB_SLOW_DAQ_OUT_DQ.

The low frequency part seemed to be suppressed a lot or fake ?
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ryousuke.sugimoto - 7:41 Tuesday 17 September 2019 (10558) Print this report
I can't say for certain, but it seems too low compared with the 10542 result.
Was the lock always maintained during the measurement?
The lock status can be confirmed by look at the error signal from the K1:ALS-X/Y_FIB_SERVO_IN1_DQ.
I can't say for certain, but it seems too low compared with the 10542 result.
Was the lock always maintained during the measurement?
The lock status can be confirmed by look at the error signal from the K1:ALS-X/Y_FIB_SERVO_IN1_DQ.
I can't say for certain, but it seems too low compared with the 10542 result.
Was the lock always maintained during the measurement?
The lock status can be confirmed by look at the error signal from the K1:ALS-X/Y_FIB_SERVO_IN1_DQ.

Miyoki-san,

 

I can't say for certain, but it seems too low compared with the 9857 result.

Was the lock always maintained during the measurement?

The lock status can be confirmed by look at the error signal from the K1:ALS-X/Y_FIB_SERVO_IN1_DQ.

shinji.miyoki - 8:04 Tuesday 17 September 2019 (10560) Print this report
K1:ALS-X/Y_FIB_SERVO_IN1_DQ signals show some signals that fluctuate btw -1000 and 1000 counts.

I heard that the Green phase lock btw go and back is always ON according to Nakano-kun.

The resonance of ~ 620Hz seems to be seen in the previous data and this new data. So I guess the servo is ON.
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