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LIGO-G030608-00-D L.Matone The Angular Control System at LHO: Current Status Presented by Luca Matone LSC Conference at LHO Nov. 13 th , 2003 Paul Schwinberg, Stefan Ballmer, Matt Evans, Peter Fritschel, Nergis Mavalvala, Virginio Sannibale, Rick Savage, Daniel Sigg

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The Angular Control System at LHO: Current Status. Presented by Luca Matone LSC Conference at LHO Nov. 13 th , 2003. Paul Schwinberg, Stefan Ballmer, Matt Evans, Peter Fritschel, Nergis Mavalvala, Virginio Sannibale, Rick Savage, Daniel Sigg. Requirements. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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LIGO-G030608-00-D L.Matone

The Angular Control System at LHO:Current Status

Presented by Luca Matone

LSC Conference at LHO

Nov. 13th, 2003

Paul Schwinberg, Stefan Ballmer, Matt Evans, Peter Fritschel, Nergis Mavalvala,

Virginio Sannibale, Rick Savage, Daniel Sigg

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Requirements

Detector’s sensitivity deteriorates with» misalignments of the Test Masses (decrease of the circulating

power, increase of contrast defect, increase of shot-noise);» beam miss-centering (angle-to-length coupling).

Need to have» Angular fluctuations of Test Masses : 10-8 rad-rms with respect to

cavity axis;» Sensing noise: 10-14 rad/rHz for f>40Hz (WFS1); » Beam centering within 1mm.

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How?

Cavity misalignments with respect to input beam generate couplings of higher-order modes (TEM01);

To detect and correct for the amount of TEM01, we extend the phase modulation-demodulation technique;

» Use of resonant sidebands (LSC 24MHz);» Use of non-resonant sidebands (ASC 36MHz);» Collect light beams on REFL, AS and POX.

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Wavefront Sensors (WFS)

Misalignment signal = product of carrier (sideband) TEM00 with sideband (carrier) TEM01;

Need to spatially resolve the amplitude modulation at the modulation frequency

» Split photodetector capable of integrating on the half-plane (WFS);

Ten (10) angular degrees of freedom to sense and control (5 Test Masses, pitch/yaw);

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Beam Centering (QPDs)

Beam centering on ETMs» Four (4) angular degrees of freedom

(Input beam pointing and BS, pitch/yaw);

Total of 14 angular degrees of freedom to sense and control.

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Row normalized; Reproducibility: ~10%

» except for WFS2 (?);

denotes expected term;

denotes feedback element;

WFS3 and 4: low sensitivity (increase of modulation depth);

Common PRM DOF: 2A->2B: wondering RF phase?

WFS Matrix - H1

dETM dITM cETM cITM RM

WFS1 1 0.5WFS2A 1 1WFS2B 1 ? ?WFS3 1 0.5

WFS4 0.3 0.3 1

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About calibrations…

Reproducibility: 1-2%; But systematic:

» ~20% pitch/yaw;» ~20% X/Y arm;

This generates» in the calibrated Sensing Matrix

(common/differential basis) the addition of non-existing cross-terms;

» Use of nominal values;

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Control Viewpoint

1/f loop (1uHz pole); Crossover with

Optical Lever servos; Unconditionally

stable.

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A look back at S2 – H1 only

8/10 angular degrees of freedom controlled » Problems closing WFS2B loop (dITM);

» QPDs loops not closed– input beam pointing and BS free to drift.

Low bandwidth (~100mHz)» Cross-talk between WFS prevented raising the loop gain.

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Observations during S2 – H1

Arm Power Dark fringe DC light level

WFS ON

WFS OFF

~9hours

The system provided» Long term arm power

stability;

» Significant reduction of first-order fluctuations.

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H1 WFS Commissioning after S2

10/10 angular DOF controlled (~10-100mHz)» Role of WFS3 and 4 swapped;

» WFS2 table work;

Ready for next step» Bandwidth, deal with the cross-talk;

» Include QPD;

» Noise study and loop shaping;

» BUT…

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Laser Power Increased - S3

To improve the modal overlap between the carrier and the sidebands;

But WFS system unstable» Tracked down to an RF phase rotation in WFS2 (?)

– Phase rotation correlated to NSPOB;– Significant decrease in WFS2B response;

Resolution: Gouy phase adjustment for WFS2» decreased the phase rotation swing (30deg);

» Recuperated WFS2B response to dITM;

WFS system for S3 (H1 and H2)» 10/10 angular DOF controlled (10-100mHz);

» Input beam pointing and BS using QPDs (<10mHz)

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H1: Calibrated Error Points

Dark noise limited above 80Hz» Above requirement;

» Increase of RF gain, whitening gain, NR modulation depth;

» Decrease of electronic/ADC noise;

Residual Angular fluctuations» 10-7-10-8 rad-rms

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Angular Control Noise Contributionto the Displacement Sensitivity (H1)

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H1: Beam positioning on WFS

Linear dependence between demodulated signals and DC asymmetry

» Pitch – Defined as (DC top half-DC bot half)/DC total– 4*10-8 * DC pitch asym [rad]

» Yaw– 2*10-8 * DC yaw [rad]

25% DC asymmetry corresponds to 10-8 rad offset;

Asymmetry jitter» Spectral component;» Faster than 1Hz;» Reduced as WFS bandwidth

increased?

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Linear dependence between demodulated signals and DC asymmetry

» Pitch/Yaw – 10-6 * DC pitch asym [rad]

10% DC asymmetry introduces 10-7 rad offset;

Feedback? Need to investigate…

H1: Beam positioning on WFS

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To Do…

Increase NR modulation depth; Fine tune Gouy phases (2, 3, 4)

» Eliminate cross-terms in WFS3; WFS matrix in W/urad; Increase bandwidth

» Non-diagonal terms in output matrix;» Loop shaping;

Explore beam centering on TM» Currently running off-center on ETMX;» Angle-to-length coupling;

WFS2 RF phase rotation/heating effect ? Investigate beam centering effect on WFS; Goal for S4: full bandwidth (2-3Hz) angular control.