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 * DAC:
  * Counts to voltage response (with extreme care about single-ended vs. double ended signals.

Type B Characterization Tasks

Mark's Section

Things we need to know/measure/document (cf. LIGO-T1100378):

  • DAC:
    • Counts to voltage response (with extreme care about single-ended vs. double ended signals.
  • HPCD:
    • Internal output resistance.
    • Output noise.
    • Input voltage to output voltage response with open-circuit load.
    • Input voltage to output current response with typical coil load.
    • Voltage monitor calibration.
    • Fast current monitor calibration.
    • Slow current monitor calibration and frequency response.
    • Frequency response of each filter.
    • Which filters are engaged for which RTM states (really a property of the RTM).
  • Modified LPCD:
    • Internal output resistance.
    • Output noise.
    • Input voltage to output voltage response with open-circuit load.
    • Input voltage to output current response with typical coil load.
    • Voltage monitor output calibration.
    • Fast current monitor calibration.
    • Slow current monitor calibration and frequency response.
    • Frequency response of each filter.
    • Which filters are engaged for which RTM states (really a property of the RTM).
  • Regular LPCD:
    • Internal output resistance.
    • Output noise.
    • Input voltage to output voltage response with open-circuit load.
    • Input voltage to output current response with typical coil load.
    • Voltage monitor output calibration.
    • Fast current monitor calibration.
    • Slow current monitor calibration and frequency response.
    • Frequency response of each filter.
    • Which filters are engaged for which RTM states (really a property of the RTM).

Enzo's Section

Here we will clarify the steps to follow to complete the characterization of the Type B suspensions:

SR3

Task

August 27-31

September 3-7

September 10-13

September 14

Reference

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KAGRA/Subgroups/VIS/TypeB/Characterization (last edited 2018-12-10 12:10:08 by fabian.arellano)