LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F0900043-v1 LIGO Laboratory1 Designing a frequency offset locking loop for the 40m prototype Arm Length Stabilization System Sai.

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LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 LIGO Laboratory1 Designing a frequency offset locking loop for the 40m prototype Arm Length Stabilization System Sai Akhil Reddy Indian Institute of Technology, Patna Mentors: Manasa T., Eric Quintero, Koji Arai

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Outline of the Talk What is Arm Length Stabilization (ALS)? Issues in the ALS system. Solving the issue: Frequency Offset Locking (FOL) Loop. Building the FOL control loop. Challenges faced. Testing and Commissioning LIGO Laboratory2

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Advanced LIGO Optical Configuration LIGO Laboratory3

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Arm Length Stabilization (ALS) Precise length measurements ⇔ Lock acquisition of the interferometer. LIGO Laboratory4

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Arm Length Stabilization (ALS) Precise length measurements ⇔ Lock acquisition of the interferometer. Problems: Higher degrees of freedom due to coupling of cavities, non-linearities in length measurement and noise. LIGO Laboratory5

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Arm Length Stabilization (ALS) Precise length measurements ⇔ Lock acquisition of the interferometer. Problems: Higher degrees of freedom due to coupling of cavities, non-linearities in length measurement and noise. Multicolour laser interferometry technique LIGO Laboratory6

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Arm Length Stabilization (ALS) Precise length measurements ⇔ Lock acquisition of the interferometer. Problems: Higher degrees of freedom due to coupling of cavities, non-linearities in length measurement and noise. Multicolour laser interferometry technique. Length information from Pound Drever Hall (PDH) scheme. LIGO Laboratory7

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Pound Drever Hall (PDH) Scheme LIGO Laboratory8

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Arm Length Stabilization (ALS) Precise length measurements ⇔ Lock acquisition of the interferometer. Problems: Higher degrees of freedom due to coupling of cavities, non-linearities in length measurement and noise. Multicolour laser interferometry technique Length information from Pound Drever Hall(PDH) scheme. Beat note between the Green Auxiliary(AUX) laser and the infrared Pre-Stabilised(PSL) used to stabilize the length of the cavity using a digital servo. LIGO Laboratory9

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Arm Length Stabilization (ALS) LIGO Laboratory10

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Issues in the ALS system Frequencies of two lasers hugely different (could vary by few GHz). LIGO Laboratory11

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Issues in the ALS system Frequencies of two lasers hugely different (could vary by few GHz). The PDH control loop of the AUX laser allows its frequency to follow the motion of the cavity length. LIGO Laboratory12

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Issues in the ALS system Frequencies of two lasers hugely different (could vary by few GHz). The PDH control loop of the AUX laser allows its frequency to follow the motion of the cavity length. The laser cavity Piezoelectric(PZT) actuator has a control range of a few hundred MHz and an actuator response of around 5 MHz/V. LIGO Laboratory13

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Issues in the ALS system Frequencies of two lasers hugely different (could vary by few GHz). The PDH control loop of the AUX laser allows its frequency to follow the motion of the cavity length. The laser cavity Piezoelectric(PZT) actuator has a control range of a few hundred MHz and an actuator response of around 5 MHz/V. The PZT control becomes ineffective when the beat note between the lasers crosses the actuator range mainly due to green PD range. LIGO Laboratory14

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Motivation of FOL Loop Slow control: Temperature Actuation -- larger response (1 GHz/K). LIGO Laboratory15

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Motivation of FOL Loop Slow control: Temperature Actuation -- larger response (1 GHz/K). Tracks the infrared (PSL) beat note frequency and pushes it within the efficient working range of ALS (<100 MHz). LIGO Laboratory16

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Motivation of FOL Loop Slow control: Temperature Actuation -- larger response (1 GHz/K). Tracks the infrared (PSL) beat note frequency and pushes it within the efficient working range of ALS (<100 MHz). So we build an automated Servo using a Proportional-Integral-Derivative controller (PID). LIGO Laboratory17

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Motivation of FOL Loop Slow control: Temperature Actuation -- larger response (1 GHz/K). Tracks the infrared (PSL) beat note frequency and pushes it within the efficient working range of ALS (<100 MHz). So we build an automated Servo using a Proportional-Integral-Derivative controller (PID). FOL Works even when the green arm is not locked unlike the already existing temperature loop. LIGO Laboratory18

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 FOL Loop LIGO Laboratory19

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Building the Digital Feedback System LIGO Laboratory20

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 ARM Processor LIGO Laboratory21

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Control Sensor RF Frequency Counter- Mini-Circuits Model UFC-6000 RF Frequency Counter Frequency range of 1 MHz MHz. LIGO Laboratory22

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Resolving Timing Issues of R Pi and FC LIGO Laboratory23 Raspberry Pi: not an RTOS Issues in clock synchronization of R Pi and FC. Setup external clock to synchronously read data from the FC

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Transfer Function of the Frequency Counter LIGO Laboratory24

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Noise Characterization in FC LIGO Laboratory25

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Transfer Function of the Plant: Thermal Actuator LIGO Laboratory26 Thermal Actuator- Slow control actuator : Actuates on the temperature of the NPRO

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Interface with EPICS Channels Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System (EPICS): set of software components and tools used to create control systems. IOC: Input / Output Controller - Network and device interface LIGO Laboratory27

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 PID Controller Design P = I = D = LIGO Laboratory28

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Installed FOL Box LIGO Laboratory29

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Testing and Commissioning Setup tested with existing green laser beat note. To be tested with the infrared PSL after completion of optics installation. The FOL box will be permanently placed inside the 40m and the software issues can be remotely debugged. LIGO Laboratory30

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Acknowledgements Mentors: Manasa T., Eric Q, Koji A. 40m folks: Rana A., Jamie, Jenne D., Steve V. Co-Interns: Harry, Nichin, Andres Organizations: Caltech and NSF LIGO Laboratory31

LIGO-G09xxxxx-v1 Form F v1 Thank You LIGO Laboratory32