G030527-00-D Tasks After S3 Commissioning Meeting, Oct 6., 2003 Peter Fritschel, Daniel Sigg.

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G D Tasks After S3 Commissioning Meeting, Oct 6., 2003 Peter Fritschel, Daniel Sigg

G D LIGO I2 Major Goals and Tasks  Sensitivity  Operate at high power  Laser  Thermal compensation system (TCS)  Output mode cleaner (OMC)  Design of sensing chain  Manage auxiliary degrees-of-freedom (e.g., POB light level)  Finish acoustic mitigation  Clean up electronics: RFI & low noise redesign  Reliability & Stability  Seismic retrofit at LLO  Auto-alignment system at full bandwidth

G D LIGO I3 “10 W” Laser  Current maximum power levels going into MC  L1: 4.3 Watts  H1: 3.0 Watts  H2: 3.65 Watts  Factor of short  IO transmission efficiency not great either; max power estimated at RM  H1: 1.8 W (60%)  H2: 2.6 W (72%)  L1: 2.6 W (60% -- ??)  Supposed to be 6 W  Is a reliable 10 Watts feasible with present system?

G D LIGO I4 Thermal Compensation System  Add missing heat with a CO 2 laser  See G  Build a prototype to fully equip a single ifo  Testing on H1 is highest priority task at LHO  Install phase cameras  RF sideband measurement setup(?)  Requires a quick vent to install ZnSe windows  Aim to have hardware ready at end of S3  Modeling of asymmetric heating

G D LIGO I5 Output Mode Cleaner  Study feasibility of OMC  Fixed spacer triangular Fabry-Perot cavity  In vacuum design?  Seismic isolation required?  Length sensing & control system: RF + thermal? PZT + dither?  Model of sideband asymmetry  OMC prototype & in-air test at LHO  Effect on contrast defect  Effect on ASI  Effect on 2  problem  Effect on fringe offset  Effect on noise

G D LIGO I6 H1 at 2.3 W into MC All WFS engaged Port DC photocurrent per PD Orthogonal phase signal Notes AS25 ma ± 2 ma AS2I_CORR = 10,000 ± 4000 cnt (7ma ± 3 ma)  Designed for 100ma per PD  WFS introduces offset into AS_I? POB4 ma ± 0.15 maDesigned for ~50ma REFL0.5 ma ± 0.1 ma REFL_Q = ± 2500 cnts → ± 140 mV RF Designed for ~50ma; will need REFL_Q servo

G D LIGO I7 Seismic Retrofit at LLO Example effect of HEPI isolation on daytime ground noise:

G D LIGO I8 Wavefront Sensing  High bandwidth  Noise investigations  Study and minimize cross-couplings  New software  Radiation pressure compensation  Input matrix  Adaptive control: power levels, SPOB & intermodulation  Initial Alignment using WFS5

G D LIGO I9

G D LIGO I10

G D LIGO I11 Acoustic Mitigation  ISCT1/ISCT7 acoustic mitigation  acoustic enclosure?  2" mirrors & splitters  EO shutter replacement  REFL PD2, fast shutter & analog switching for CM  IOT1/IOT7(?)  Implement new periscope design  Source isolation  Move racks

G D LIGO I12 Miscellaneous (1)  More light power for POB  Install POB2 on POX or POY  New ITM with reduced AR coating efficiency???  Bounce mode damping(?)  Center beams on mirrors to within 1mm  300mm zoom lenses for ITMs w/ remote controlled iris  Determine center of rotation with radiation pressure shifts?  Fast image processing for MMT1 servo?  Automatic beam centering on ISCTs  Fast steering mirrors & quad detectors on every ISC/IOO table  Feedback using digital or analog controllers(?)  Automatic turn on and turn off

G D LIGO I13 Miscellaneous (2)  New timing diagnostics  Implement and test new timing distribution system  Implement and calibrate new atomic clocks  Implement photon calibrators  IOO baffle retrofit at LHO  Target of opportunity or disaster?  IOO Faraday  New larger aperture model(?)  Study thermal effects – UFl AdLIGO compensated design(?)  PEM sensor re-allocation

G D LIGO I14 Miscellaneous (3)  Common mode servo(s)  Complete noise model  New FSS board/box on PSL table  More light on MC/REFL PD & REFLQ servo  Eliminate EO shutters: replace by parallel design or remote controlled waveplate?  New MC board with lower noise & 37kHz resonant gain  New common mode board with analog switching to REFL PD2  Digital IOO WFS  Feedback to MC mirrors  Better filtering  Radiation pressure compensation

G D LIGO I15

G D LIGO I16

G D LIGO I17 Miscellaneous (4)  LSC photodetector redesign  ASI input  New 100Hz-10kHz output  ISS (sure!)  Finish ASI servo design and fabrication  Anit-image & dewhitening  Modulator: >1/4W output power(?), phase adjust  New low-noise DACs from FDI (40 dB lower noise)  Dewhitening/whitening switching  New boards with stages or parallel paths  Need an intermediate stage to avoid switching in one big step

G D LIGO I18 Miscellaneous (5)  Dual ETM transmission photodetectors  Single element, high-gain PD for acquisition  Current QPD for detection  Lower offsets & less drift  Servo to track modulation frequency to MC length(?)  RFI cleanup  Rack re-allocation  New EMI shielded racks  Redo cabling and connectors.  Redesign of critical electronics for low noise