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hirotaka.yuzurihara - 16:43 Thursday 24 April 2025 (33538) Print this report
Comparison of number of IMCL labels between 1.2 W and 10 W operation

[Guo Chin, Yuzu]
We compared the number of lockloss with the IMCL label between 1.2 W and 10 W operation. The frequency of occurrence was 4.5 times per day during 1.2 W and 1.3 times per day during 10 W operation, respectively. This number is smaller than the number in the case of 1.2 W operation (last Feb.).

Details

  • For 1.2 W operation, we checked the data of 2025-02-10 14:19:50.312500 UTC ~ 2025-02-18 14:22:44.062500 UTC.
    • During this period, the number of the lockloss with the IMCL label was 3. The duration of OBSERVATION_WITHOUT_LINES (called silent run) is 57183 s.
    • The frequency of occurrence is evaluated as 4.5 times per day.
  • For 10 W operation, we checked the data between 2025-04-06 06:02:46.937500 UTC ~ 2025-04-21 16:50:17.687500 UTC.
    • The number of lockloss with the IMCL label was 21 in this period. The duration of OBSERVATION_WITHOUT_LINES (called silent run) is 506818 s.
    • The frequency of occurrence is evaluated as 1.3 times per day. This number is smaller than the number in the case of 1.2 W operation (last Feb.).

Note that we collected the lockloss only from OBSERVATION_WITHOUT_LINES (called silent run).

My guess to explain this result

  1. In Febrary, we didn't collect enough length of the silent run (~16 hours) with 1.2 W operation. As a result, we did't observe many lockloss (actually just 4 times) due to the oscillation of the IMC.
  2. After 10 W operation, we performed the interferometer as the silent run and collected enough data (~5.9 days). As a result, we observed the lockloss due to the oscillation of the IMC, many times.

We will summarize the comparison ot the ampitude to trigger the lockloss of the IMC oscillation,

Comments to this report:
hirotaka.yuzurihara - 8:44 Friday 25 April 2025 (33549) Print this report

> My guess to explain this result
A day later, I read this description again. But, I don't understand it. Please ignore this explanation.

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