[Ushiba, Tamaki]
Measurent
Fig1

We measured GR beam power budget (TMSX) on the points I showed in the Fig1 and took average of PD/QPD counts to know the relation between them.
These points are basically locate before/after the BS, but I forgot to measure at the point ⑥, which is after GBS1 (before GBS2).
As for count of PD/QPD, we took a 10-sec average (so 5 sec longer than the time in previous similar measurement) because the power was very sharky (after earthquake).
Moreover, the average was measured at each place because of the same reason.
* We used the PD-type power meter.
* We did the measurements with the GRD paused (the power meter blocked the beam which entered PD), so it was always run with care to ensure that GR lock was not lost.
Results
The results are shown in Table1.
| Place | Power [mW] | GR_PDA1_IN1 [cnt] | GR_QPDA1_SUM [cnt] | GR_QPDA_2_SUM [cnt] |
| ① | 2.02±0.42 | 1276.92 | 11086.4 | 9285.54 |
| ② | 0.502±0.061 | 1227.53 | 10629.2 | 8834.94 |
| ③ | 0.442±0.095 | 1208.10 | 10455.7 | 8685.53 |
| ④ | 0.800±0.168 | 1252.26 | 10107.8 | 7551.74 |
| ⑤ | 0.490±0.104 | 1297.99 | 11252.5 | 9341.58 |
* As for spec of BS or STMs, please see https://gwdoc.icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp/cgi-bin/private/DocDB/ShowDocument?docid=8962.
① ≈ ② + ③ + ④ (There is a lot of fluctuation, which can be subtle.)
② + ③ ≈ ④ and ② ≈ ③
Analysis (partway)
- We can see the responsibility of this GR PD (PDA100A2) is about
0.320 A/W @532 nm (Fig2 orhttps://www.thorlabs.co.jp/drawings/499f960e07673103-BB0C2227-DF16-A1AC-104D600C5463F9CA/PDA100A2-Manual.pdf).
Then, (0.490±0.104)mW(laser power into PD)→(0.490±0.104) mW × 0.320 = (0.157±0.033) mA.
Since1count = 610 μVin KAGRA ADC,1298.0 - 10.8 = 1287.2 cnt → 0.78519 V(*The value of PD count in the dark is 10.8 [cnt] according to the value in medm).
So the gain is0.78519 V / (0.157±0.033) mA = (5.00±1.05)×10^3 V/A.
The value of gain step was set to 10 dB (Fig3), so this value shows the power measurement was not largely wrong (please see Fig4 or the link atattched above).
- I heared the GR power after Faraday Isolator is 7.1 mW (maybe klog17454?), so it seems 2.02 mW at ① is low.
As for this, I was told that there may be some reason considering the past measurement,.
However, even if I read the past log, there were a few things that were not clear to me, so I will write about this tomorrow after asking a few questions.
