Real Time Control for KAGRA 3km Cryogenic Gravitational Wave Detector in Japan 1 Osamu Miyakawa(ICRR, UTokyo) and KAGRA collaboration Osamu Miyakawa(ICRR,

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Real Time Control for KAGRA 3km Cryogenic Gravitational Wave Detector in Japan 1 Osamu Miyakawa(ICRR, UTokyo) and KAGRA collaboration Osamu Miyakawa(ICRR, UTokyo) and KAGRA collaboration October 7, 2013 ICALEPCS at San Francisco, U.S.A ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa JGW-G

Gravitational wave 2 Gravitational waves! Coalescing compact binaries (neutron stars, black holes) Non-axi-symmetric supernova collapse Non-axi-symmetric pulsar (rotating, beaming neutron star) Einstein’s Theory: information carried by gravitational radiation at the speed of light JGW-G ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa

Laser Fringe Beam Splitter Mirror Lens Screen Detection of gravitational wave using laser interferometer GWs move mirrors differentially. We measure the distance between mirrors using fringe of light. Expected length change by GW : ~ 1x m JGW-G ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa

JGW-G Network of GW detectors 4 GEO-HF LIGO Hanford LIGO Livingston Advanced-Virgo KAGRA 3km 4km 600m 3km, underground LIGO-Australia in proposal LIGO-India in proposal

5 Super Kamiokande Kamland XMASS 3km KAGRA CLIO Location of KAGRA Underground Kamioka mine, Gifu prefecture. ~250km away from Tokyo. ~40km away from Japan sea. This area is being used as cosmic ray observatories. Tokyo Kamioka 250km JGW-G

④ KAGRA tunnel entrance (New Atotsu) 6 春 (Spring) JGW-G 冬 (Winter) ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa

④ Center room Y arm X arm Laser room JGW-G ~80% of tunnel Done ~80% of tunnel Done

Cryostat construction and test Low temperature operation at KAGRA to reduce thermal distortion 8 JGW-G Polished sapphire crystal of 200-mm diameter Inside radiation shield

Development of optical configurations Michelson interferometer (MI) Fabry-Perot MI (FPMI) Power recycling (PRFPMI) Dual recycling (DRFPMI) Longer light path using Fabry-Perot cavities Enhance the GW signals by a signal recycling mirror at the dark port Keep dark condition at detection port to reduce shot noise CLIO TAMA, LIGO, VIRGO KAGRA, aLIGO, aVIRGO JGW-G Higher laser power by a power recycling mirror at laser port Control To keep interferometer being operated, we need Very Low Noise Control all the time Position: ~10DOFs Angle: ~20DOFs Others: ~100DOFs To keep interferometer being operated, we need Very Low Noise Control all the time Position: ~10DOFs Angle: ~20DOFs Others: ~100DOFs

Client workstations Remote Control room Severs Front room X end ADC DAC BO Timing slave Center room ADC DAC BO Timing slave ADCDAC BO Timing slave ADC DACDAC BO Timing slave Real-time PCs KAGRA control network design Metal cable Fiber cable Data storage Computer center ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa JGW-G Y end 3km GPS antenna Timing master Short RFM network Timing network Outside Mine Circuit DAQ network General network Long RFM network RT control signal: very low latency GW data: huge amount, low latency TCP/IP: EPICS, NFS, network boot RT control signal: very low latency Circuit 10

ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa JGW-G Rack layout for initial setup Network for Kamioka buiding Network for front-room in mine Real time PC test for Center area Real time PC test for End area DAQ servers, storages Will be expanded when going to mine 11

Real time model on Matlab, Simulink ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa JGW-G Sensor Feedback filter Feedback filter Global control Global control Input Matrix Input Matrix Output Matrix Output Matrix Actuator Whitening/dew hitening Switch Whitening/dew hitening Switch 6DOF input signal 12 6DOF output signal

Generated C source of Real Time code from GUI Actual control signals ( filter bank, matrix, trigger, linearization etc. ) will be generated automatically when building real time modules.. //Start of subsystem LSC ************************************************** // FILTER MODULE lsc_pox = filterModuleD(dsp_ptr,dspCoeff,LSC_POX,dWord[0][0],0); // FILTER MODULE lsc_poxfb = filterModuleD(dsp_ptr,dspCoeff,LSC_POXFB,dWord[0][1],0);. for(ii=0;ii<1;ii++) { lsc_nxmtrx[1][ii] = pLocalEpics->ctr.LSC_NXMTRX[ii][0] * lsc_trx + pLocalEpics->ctr.LSC_NXMTRX[ii][1] * lsc_poxdc; } // Relational Operator lsc_operator = ((pLocalEpics->ctr.LSC_XTHRESH) <= (lsc_trx)); // DIVIDE if(lsc_nxmtrx[1][0] != 0.0) { lsc_divide = lsc_pox / lsc_nxmtrx[1][0]; } else{ lsc_divide = 0.0; } ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa JGW-G Running as kernel modules of Linux 13

MEMD screen -- GUI for EPICS -- ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa JGW-G Sensor Feedback filter Feedback filter Global control Global control Input Matrix Input Matrix Output Matrix Output Matrix Actuator Offset control Offset control 14

JGW-G Local control for Pre-Isolator 15 Real Time PC ADC/DAC Anti Alias Anti Image Anti Alias Anti Image Pre-Isolator Client WS Diagnosis on Mac through wireless LAN DTT (FFT) Dataviewer ( oscilloscope ) MEDM Control ON

JGW-G ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa DAQ items ~30 RT front-end PC ~30 Fiber connected PCIE extension chassis ~60 ADC (x32ch) : total ~2000ch ~40 DAC(x16ch): total ~500ch ~80 DO (x32ch): total ~2000ch 16ch Anti Imaging filter 32ch Anti Alias filter 32ch ADC 16ch DAC 16 ADC DAC DIO Timing injection board Timing reciever IO chassis (PCIe extension box)

Network design for controls and DAQ ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa 17JGW-G RFMDAQ TimingTCP/IP RFM DAQ Timing TCP/IP RFM DAQ Timing TCP/IP GPS antenna Mozumi Entrance New Atotsu Entrance Remote control Timing: Synchronization for all RT PC and ADC/DAC GW buildings at Kamioka Data Storage iKAGRA: 250TB bKAGRA: 1PB/year RFM RT control signal: very low latency DAQ GW data: huge amount, low latency TCP/IP: EPICS, NFS, network boot

Schedule The project started in 2010 Due to the March 11 earthquake (2011), budget implementation was delayed and whole the schedule shifted 1 year behind. KAGRA will be in 2 stages: iKAGRA and bKAGRA 18JGW-G baseline KAGRA Cryogenic RSE High laser power (180W) Low frequency seismic isolation 23kg sapphire TM initial KAGRA Room-temp. FPMI Low laser power (10W ) Simple seismic isolation 10kg silica TM iKAGRA bKAGRA ICALEPCS 2013 at San Francisco, Osamu Miyakawa