Daniel Sigg, Commissioning Meeting, 11/11/16

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Daniel Sigg, Commissioning Meeting, 11/11/16 Jittery Presentation Daniel Sigg, Commissioning Meeting, 11/11/16

Why does PSL noise couple into the interferometer? Intensity noise sensor after IMC At 10-20mW shot noise level below 1kHz Frequency noise: Plenty of gain: FSS / IMC / REFL Angular jitter: But: Broad 500Hz hump at 50W (ang. jitter ruled out) But: HPO/PMC length noise shows up in ifo much too strong (freq. & intensity coupling ruled out)

HPO / PMC Connection HPO produced huge amount of jitter But: After filtering thru PMC it is smaller than periscope/mount peaks at frequencies >100 Hz No indication that jitter below 100 Hz is a problem Still: Coherence between HPO jitter and DARM More gain in HPO servo reduces peaks Injection locking servo (ILS) is gain limited PMC: HPO peaks visible in error signal However: Increasing ugf will make peaks worse PMC length locking is limited by sensing noise (offset errors)

PMC Length Noise Coupling PMC length noise which corresponds to frequency noise at the 1Hz/√Hz level (at 1kHz) will show up in DARM Free running laser noise is higher (coupling thru freq. ruled out) Visible in ISS second loop, but too small (intensity noise ruled out) Visible in IMC WFS as jitter (jitter coupling too small & ruled out) Not ruled out: Error point offsets into IMC or REFL; but how? Jitter by other higher order modes (e.g., beam size jitter) Polarization jitter Some (really) strange electronics pick-up

Length Noise in Cavities Can Generate Jitter Input field: TEM00 +ε Ex Ex can be TEMnm or Ep-pol Cavity: TEM00 resonant Length noise will generate frequency noise on resonant mode Higher order modes will typically not be resonant and experience frequency shifts at a much smaller scale Transmission (PMC, IMC): higher order mode attenuated Reflection (all): no attenuation, used for reflection locking Down stream frequency noise sensor The freq. stab. will remove any frequency noise on the carrier But will effectively imprint it on the higher order mode

Higher Order Mode Coupling in Interferometer A misaligned optics will shift carrier into TEM10 Symmetric matrix: TEM10 jitter shifts to TEM00 Same mechanism for curvature/beam size mismatch Differential arm cavity misalignment/curvature/size mismatch can generate AS port intensity noise Curvature/size mismatch fields can be 100x higher than misalignment REFL port is vulnerable too Above mechanism works for RF modes too Generates error point offsets which will be imprinted on the frequency noise Frequency noise coupling above 100 Hz much higher than simple double cavity pole But signal is reduced by double cavity pole

Closing Remarks We do not meet the traditional beam jitter requirement Requires <1 nrad rms misalignment Jitter coupling seems to get worse with thermal loading Do we need more filter cavities? In-air: double PMC on laser table Doesn’t solve the traditional jitter requirement Will eliminate HPO/PMC jitter noise In-vacuum: PMC style in HAM1(?) Will solve the jitter problem, odd mirror # will also reject polarization Will require in-vac modulators & relay optics IMC detector in vac? Other options: Active mode matching? Active jitter suppression: hard to do with PZTs