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 * Review in August 2017 [[ | Material by Kambara et al.,]]
   Main focus on the conceptual control topology.
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   Main focus on the readiness for the implementation.

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Link to Relevant documents

Official reviews




Past Considerations (mostly back in 2012)

Servo simulation

Optical Table Layout

Purchase List


SVN archive

SVN directory

Oscillator phase noise requirement for PLL local oscillator

See here.

Overview of Green Lock Scheme

Overview_GreenLock.pdf

Lock procedure

PDF

Block diagram

BlockDiagram

Description of the blocks

Phase Comparison

  • When you combine two beams with power P, we get the beat note with amplitude of 2 alpha P Sin phi, where alpha is the contrast (0~1) and phi is the relative phase between the fields. Thus, the phase sensitivity is 2 alpha P [W/rad]. e.g. Two 1mW beams geneartes 4mWpp beat if the contrast is 1. The slope is 0.002 alpha W/rad.

  • For the broadband PD, InGaAs is not relevant because of the high junction capacitance. If we use Si PD (like FFD-100 phi=2.5mm), the responsivity is eta = 0.08 [A/W].

  • BBPD Transimepedance and the shotnoise intercept current are assumed to be 1e3 [V/A] and 0.3 [mA], from the experience of LIGO BBPD.
  • Total gain is 1 [V/rad] if we assume alpha and P to be 0.5 and 12.5mW respectively.

  • Shot noise
    • Shot noise of the modulated beam is described by <in^2> = 2 e [I0+1/2 dI Sin(phi)], according to N. Mio and K. Tsubono, Physics LettersA 164 (1992) 255-258. Does nonstationary part cancel because of the orthogonality of the RF and LO signals???

    • Consider only the stationary part, in = sqrt(2 e I0). Thus in/eta/(2 alpha P) = sqrt(e / eta / alpha / P) [rad/rtHz]. This corresponds to 2.5e-8 rad/rtHz.

Frequency noise of NPRO

  • 1e4/f [Hz/rtHz] according to R. Adhikari's PhD thesis.

Shot noise

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