1 GWADW Elba 30.05.2006 The commissioning of the Virgo interferometer H. Heitmann Observatoire de la Côte dAzur, Nice for the VIRGO collaboration Evolution.

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1 GWADW Elba The commissioning of the Virgo interferometer H. Heitmann Observatoire de la Côte dAzur, Nice for the VIRGO collaboration Evolution of commissioning Upgrades Recent commissioning activities Outlook

2 GWADW Elba Status of commissioning before shutdown

3 GWADW Elba Commissioning sensitivity evolution Run C7 duty cycle 64% 14 h lock Run C6 duty cycle 90% 40 h lock Single arm Recombined Recycled

4 GWADW Elba Problems with configuration up to C7 Fringes due to backscattering in mode cleaner => Operate with reduced power (10%) Non-monolithic, curved power recycling mirror Resonances => Control problems Shift sensitivity => alignment drifts

5 GWADW Elba Recent upgrades New power recycling mirror New injection bench

6 GWADW Elba VIRGO layout Injection bench (IB) Power recycling mirror

7 GWADW Elba Power recycling mirror

8 GWADW Elba mm R=4100 mm 350 mm Translations induce misalignment and jitter noise flat mirror Old power recycling mirror PR mirror is non-monolithic curved (part of beam matching telescope) Incident Beam PR mirror transfer function

9 GWADW Elba New power recycling mirror Monolithic mirror No more internal resonances in the control band !! Flat surfaces => no more lens effect (no more part of input telescope) => larger beam coming out of injection bench => parabolic telescope needed on IB PR mirror transfer function Old New

10 GWADW Elba Injection bench

11 GWADW Elba Laser Frequency Noise Power Recycling mirror misaligned Power Recycling mirror aligned Hz Time Fringes in the interferometer

12 GWADW Elba Origin of the fringes Backscattering in the mode cleaner for enabling power recycling (C7 configuration) Faraday Isolator needed on the injection bench for full power operation Injected power lowered to 700 mW Laser light Backscattered light

13 GWADW Elba % reflectivity mirror Old injection bench

14 GWADW Elba New injection bench Main requirements: Faraday isolator Parabolic output telescope Thinner suspension wires more suitable resoance frequencies

15 GWADW Elba New injection bench (OptoCad design) Design and realization EGO optics group Parabolic output telescope Faraday isolator From laser To interferometer Mode cleaner

16 GWADW Elba New injection bench (above)

17 GWADW Elba Reference cavity New injection bench (below)

18 GWADW Elba New injection bench status Bench is installed aligned controlled Beam output power 7 W (10x C7) matching: coupling into arm cavities 95-97%

19 GWADW Elba Some recent commissioning activities The variable finesse locking technique Mode cleaner mirror radiation pressure Suspension improvements New injection system autoalignment

20 GWADW Elba The variable finesse locking technique

21 GWADW Elba Locking: Step 1 WE NENI WI BSPR Power recycling mirror misaligned => no signal mixing Each cavity locked independently ITF output at « grey fringe » (50%) Recombined interferometer North arm West arm 50% Controls NE North cav. transmission P WE West cavity transmission P BS Dark fringe power DC

22 GWADW Elba WE NENI WI BSPR Laser locked on ITF common mode very high bandwidth loop => get rid of dominating common mode signal Recombined interferometer North arm West arm 40% ITF common mode Controls NE-WE North cav. transmission P BS Dark fringe power DC laser Recycling cavity pick-off P PR ITF reflection (3) P Locking: Step 2

23 GWADW Elba WE NENI WI BSPR Power recycling mirror aligned Recycled interferometer North arm West arm ITF common mode 40% Controls NE-WE North cav. transmission P BS Dark fringe power DC laser Recycling cavity pick-off P PR ITF reflection (3) P Locking: Step 3

24 GWADW Elba WE NENI WI BSPR Stepwise going down to dark fringe Recycled interferometer North arm West arm ITF common mode 5% Controls NE-WE North cav. transmission P BS Recy.cav. pick-off Q laser Recy.cav. pick-off P PR ITF reflection (3) P Locking: Step 4

25 GWADW Elba WE NENI WI BSPR 0% North arm West arm ITF common mode Dark fringe reached Recycled interferometer Controls NE-WE Dark fringe P BS Recy.cav. pick-off Q laser Recy.cav. pick-off P PR ITF reflection (3) P Locking: Step 5

26 GWADW Elba Mode cleaner mirror: radiation pressure

27 GWADW Elba Mode cleaner mirror: radiation pressure effect Frequency increase y MC locked full power MC locked 60% power MC unlocked x : > 1.97 Hz y : > 2.0 Hz mirror dimensions: 30x80 mm 360 grams Mode position changes with mirror alignment extra torque resonance frequency change Problem: Autoalignment loops became unstable Corrector adaptation was needed

28 GWADW Elba Recent mirror suspension improvements

29 GWADW Elba Suspension: recent problems and solutions 30 mHz accelerometer ground-based sensors Ground-independent control above 30 Hz Mirror excitation with bad weather less stable lock Changed suspension top stage control seismic acceleration noisy day calm day Micro-seismic peak (sea waves) DAC noise on mirror actuation coils Hierarchical control Rearrange forces going to the suspension Switch to low-noise coil drivers Contribution to control (See talk by G. Losurdo)

30 GWADW Elba New injection system autoalignment

31 GWADW Elba Injection system autoalignment Old system Idea: if IB is rigid, no misalignments (turned out not to be true) IB under local control New system Beam aligned on fixed mechanical reference (external bench) Mode cleaner fully aligned on beam Autocentering of beam onto MC end mirror Future enhancement Beam aligned on 3 km target 10% 2004 Mode cleaner transmitted power fluctuations

32 GWADW Elba MATRIX Old injection system autoalignment layout Ref. cav. MC mirror Laser M5 M6 Ref. cav. autoalignment MATRIX Injection bench MC mirror autoalignment -- Inj.B. local control -- Beam autoalignment -- IB Coils MC AA Picomotors Piezos Wavefront sensors

33 GWADW Elba MATRIX New injection system autoalignment layout Ref. cav. MC mirror Laser M5 M6 MATRIX RFC AA Beam prealignment MATRIX MC IB AA IB Coils Ref.cav. autoalignment Picomotors Piezos -- Injection bench MC mirror autoalignment -- Inj.B. autoalignment -- Beam autoalignment -- DC position sensors Wavefront sensors

34 GWADW Elba Outlook

35 GWADW Elba Present status Full locking of interferometer 1-2 hours locking periods or 5 minutes … Thermal effects Affect recycling cavity stability (modulation sidebands drop) Hz burst events (skeephs) Locking stability problems Misalignment sensitivity? Hasten full autoalignment (5/10 d.o.f. OK) 2h Carrier power Sideband power Time0 Thermal effects in rec. cavity

36 GWADW Elba Next steps Improve sensitivity Low frequency control noise (alignment) modulation frequency tuning (servo) Medium frequency scattered light acoustic shielding in laser lab High frequency increased power new low-noise HF modulation generator New MC mirror better surface quality lower losses larger, heavier? avoid radiation pressure problems facilitate control...

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38 GWADW Elba Old injection bench (OptoCad design) 10% reflectivity mirror for power reduction From laser To interferometer Mode cleaner

39 GWADW Elba hours locked C7 (5 days Sept. 2005) 40 hours locked Duty Cycle of last two commissioning runs C6 (14 days Aug. 2005)

40 GWADW Elba Mirror excitation in windy conditions => more frequent unlocks when weather is bad 2. DAC noise on mirror actuation coils High force needed for lock acquisition => bad DAC dynamics in steady conditions (low force) Micro-seismic peak (sea waves) Suspension: recent problems seismic acceleration wind speed susp displacement noisy day calm day

41 GWADW Elba Suspension: inertial damping modification L(s) H(s) L+H = 1 accelerometer LVDT Inertial damping Inverted pendulum top platform is immobilized by HF accelerometers (inertial sensors) LF LVDTs (ground based) => introduce seismic noise Solution Reduced HF/LF cross-over frequency to 30 mHz Not so simple... (see G. Losurdos talk) LVDT = linear variable differential transformer 30 mHz

42 GWADW Elba Suspension: hierarchical control DC-0.01 Hz Tide control Hz 5-50 Hz After lock acquisition: reduction of mirror actuator gain => reduction of DAC noise Initial condition: -lock acquisition -all force goes to mirror Static condition: -interferometer locked -force split according to frequency bands DAC noise

43 GWADW Elba M o coalescence detection range M31 (Andromeda) 700 kpc C7 (19 Sept 05) C6 (12 Ago 05) Environmental disturbance re-injection through the control system

44 GWADW Elba C7 noise budget

45 GWADW Elba Mirror centering

46 GWADW Elba Mirror centering Needed because of astigmatism and suspected beam clipping Advantage: learned techniques for mirror centering Necessary for reducing alignment noise which limits us at low frequencies Two techniques used Visual centering Where possible… Mirror shaking at natural resonance Find frequency in longitudinal motion (locking error signal) x

47 GWADW Elba Beam splitter visual centering Before centering After centering cm Mirror Coil Local control camera image observation of diffused beam spot while moving mirror