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40m Laboratory Upgrade Progress Report LSC meeting at LIGO Livingston observatory Osamu Miyakawa, Caltech LIGO-G040081-00-R 40m Team: A. Weinstein, S. Kawamura, M. Smith, S. Vass, B. Taylor, J. Heefner, B. Abbott, L. Goggin, F. Kawazoe, S. Sakata, and R. Ward 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004 Objectives Develop lock acquisition procedure of detuned Resonant Sideband Extraction (RSE), Characterize noise mechanism, Verify optical spring effect, Develop DC readout scheme, etc. for Advanced LIGO, LCGT, and other future GW detectors 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Target Sensitivity of Advanced LIGO and 40m 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Important Achievement (1) Installation of FP Michelson September, 2003 Four TMs and BS: installed PSL ETMy ETMx ITMy ITMx BS MC 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Important Achievement (2) Lock Acquisition of FP Michelson November 2003 FP Michelson locked Arms locked independently, and switched to common/differential servo Digitally controlled suspensions Finesse ~ 1200 Seismic motion ~ 10 - 100 times noisier than LIGO site UGF ~ 300Hz (limited by A/D and D/A speed) ETMY ITMY I POY ITMX ETMX Laser PC BS SP ~ POX AP RF Q I Q I 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Important Achievement (3) Spectrum of FP Michelson November ~ December 2003 Displacement spectrum obtained With all the whitening/de-whitening filters (2 of 4 orders) ON No feedback to laser frequency 2 months noise hunting Noise is limited by electronic noise of de-whitening filter and frequency noise. De-whitening filter Frequency noise 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Important Achievement (4) Installation of PRM and SRM February 2004 Power Recycling Mirror (PRM) , Signal Recycling Mirror (SRM) installed FPMI re-locked after installation BS SRM PRM Bright port Dark port X arm PSL ETMy ETMx ITMy ITMx BS PRM SEM MC Y arm 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004 Other Achievements Simple and reliable calibration for PSL frequency noise Mode matching ~ 1% tolerance Estimation of loss on mirror ~ 90ppm (design 35ppm) Optical lever Helped the installation of PRM and SRM Input matrix of suspension Third Pockel’s-cell for 166MHz modulation Two peak photo detector (133MHz, 199MHz) for double demodulation Replacement of NPRO and re-alignment of power amplifier Total power ~12.5W 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Signal Extraction Matrix Port Dem. Freq. Dem. Phase L L l l l s SP f1 10 1 -3.8E-9 -1.2E-3 -1.3E-6 -2.3E-6 AP f2 271 -4.8E-9 1.2E-8 1.3E-3 -1.7E-8 f1  f2 189,32 -1.7E-3 -3.0E-4 -3.2E-2 -1.0E-1 4,81 -6.2E-4 1.5E-3 7.5E-1 7.1E-2 PO 164,12 3.6E-3 2.7E-3 4.6E-1 -2.3E-2 ETMy L=( Lx Ly)/2 L= Lx Ly l=( lx ly)/2 l= lx ly ls=( lsx lsy)/2 Ly Calculated by FINESSE (A. Freise: http://www.rzg.mpg.de/~adf/) PO: light from BS to ITMy ITMy lsy Laser PRM ly ITMx ETMx BS lx Lx lsx SEM SP PO AP 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004 Length Tolerances Acceptable cavity length deviations from the ideal points: 6 cm for l 3 mm for l 3 mm for ls Direct length measurement for PRC and SRC Error of the cavity length PR and SR ~ +/-1mm Example: Signal matrix with l deviation of 1 cm Port Dem. Freq. Dem. Phase L L l l l s SP f1 334 1 -7.6E-9 -1.2E-3 -4.1E-6 -2.3E-6 AP f2 230 -1.3E-9 3.0E-8 1.3E-3 -1.7E-8 f1  f2 162,73 -6.5E-4 3.5E-4 -5.6E-2 1.3E-1 173,218 1.5E-3 4.2E-4 -2.1 -2.4E-1 PO 329,153 1.1E-3 2.7E-3 2.6 -1.6E-1 S. Kawamura, “Signal Extraction Matrix of the 40m Detuned RSE Prototype”, LIGO-T040010-00-R (2004) 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004 Double Demodulation Double Demodulation used for l+, l-, and ls Demodulation phases optimized to suppress DC and to maximize desired signal [S.Kawamura, “Signal Extraction Matrix of the 40m Detuned RSE Prototype”, LIGO-T040010-00-R (2004)] 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Lock Acquisition of Detuned RSE ETMy ETMx ITMy ITMx BS PRM SEM 2. lock arm cavities 1. lock central part using beat signal between f1 and f2 Central part: not disturbed by lock status change of arm cavity Question: Not disturbed by flash of SBs or SBs of SBs in arms? Promising: TAMA using 3rd harmonic demodulation in PRFPMI 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Lock Acquisition of Central Part Ideal Procedure: Lock one by one [for example] Step 1: Lock l+ robustly Step 2: Lock l- robustly Step 3: Lock ls Find primary signal not disturbed by the other two DOFs Find secondary signal not disturbed by the residual DOF ITMy PRM ITMx BS Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 SEM 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Quality of l+ Signal (dc=0, l+:Max) Error sig. 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004 l+@SP, no offset Signals for f1 resonance appear 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Dependence of l+ Signal on Demodulation Phases 88 Error sig. Error sig. 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Quality of l+ Signal (Symmetric, dc0) 88 Error sig. 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004 l+@SP, Symmetric Four SBs resonate at different points Good signal obtained when +f2 resonates Signal for –f2 resonance has an opposite polarity Disturbed when +f2 and –f2 resonate at the same point Signals for f1 resonance can be cancelled by proper DDM phases, which coincide with the phases for symmetric signal 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

l+ Signal lockable surface l+ lock points makes one surface Gain change<3 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

l+ Signal lockable surface Lock point surface covers pretty much (~80%) of all the l-, ls parameters Feedback l+ signal to laser frequency for fast locking (Feed around) 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004 Quality of l- Signal Error sig. 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Dependence of l- Signal on ls No good signal obtained except for ls around resonant 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

l- Signal Divided by AP signal with different Dem. Phase Hint: H. Grote at GEO Divided by Error sig. Error sig. 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Dependence of Divided l- Signal on ls 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Dependence of Divided l- Signal on l+ 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004 Quality of ls Signal Error sig. 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Dependence of ls Signal on l+ No good signal obtained except for l+ around resonant 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

Looking for Good Signal … Have tried many things, but not significant improvement… f1-dem, f2-dem Dither For l+: Single sideband f2, AM f2 NR pm, am, single sideband f3: (f2-f3)-dem, (f1+f3)-dem On the surface of l+ For l-, ls: Signal divided by the following: 2f1-dem, 2f2-dem, DDM with different dem phases, (f2-2f1)-dem 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004

40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004 Summary Lots of achievements; experiment on 40m going very fast and smoothly Almost ready to try lock acquisition Lock acquisition: not so easy Need more investigation for lock acquisition Hope we succeed in locking detuned RSE very soon! 40m Progress, LSC meeting, Mar. 2004