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| * Type B Past Week Summary * Mark and Hirata-san worked at Kamioka, with valuable help from Enzo (on loan from Type Bp team). * We got all the adapter cables for the BF made (Hirata-san did some work on Monday at Mitaka). * We installed the extension for the BF yaw pico on the IM pico adapter cable. * We got all the in-vacuum and in-air cabling for the IM OSEMs done. * We tried to install the stepper and LVDT adapter cables but realized we didn't have enough information on which wires was which. (We later tracked this info down but did not have time to do anything with it - we would have needed to do the rest of the in-vacuum and in-air cabling and set up the stepper motor and LVDT drivers, so we concentrated on the OSEMs.) * We plugged in the IM OSEMs, set gains and offsets, and did a noise test (analysis and klog pending). * We mounted the OSEMs on the IRM and routed the cabling neatly. * We released the suspension. * We adjusted the OSEM mounting plates to center the OSEMs on the flags. * We adjusted the OSEMs in/out to midrange. * The suspension is now ready for OSEM-OSEM TFs! |
* Hirata-san: * Updated the 3D assembly model for BS (among other issues, it turned out that parts were not correctly mated near where the suspension sits on the hydraulic jacks in the tank). * Liaised with IJECT. * Made an inventory for Type B (BS and SR). * Packed and shipped second winch to Kamioka. * Packed some jigs for adjusting BF blades. * Attended NINS information security seminar. * Attended the public hearing for the Opt-IR Research Division Chief Election. * Mark, Fabian, Enzo * Cabled IM picos and used IM yaw pico for adjusting RM. (Later, a wire broke at the connector, disabling the IM yaw, but we were able to continue by manually rotting the pic.) * Helped Takahashi-san in adjusting BF. * Initial round of adjustment made transverse perfect but overshot in longitudinal and made vertical unstable. * Second round of adjustment made vertical stable but left longitudinal offset. * Concluded that we can probably manage without bringing the BF back to Mitaka, but it will take some careful surveying of the existing offset and several more days of adjustment. |
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- Hirata-san:
- Updated the 3D assembly model for BS (among other issues, it turned out that parts were not correctly mated near where the suspension sits on the hydraulic jacks in the tank).
- Liaised with IJECT.
- Made an inventory for Type B (BS and SR).
- Packed and shipped second winch to Kamioka.
- Packed some jigs for adjusting BF blades.
- Attended NINS information security seminar.
- Attended the public hearing for the Opt-IR Research Division Chief Election.
- Mark, Fabian, Enzo
- Cabled IM picos and used IM yaw pico for adjusting RM. (Later, a wire broke at the connector, disabling the IM yaw, but we were able to continue by manually rotting the pic.)
- Helped Takahashi-san in adjusting BF.
- Initial round of adjustment made transverse perfect but overshot in longitudinal and made vertical unstable.
- Second round of adjustment made vertical stable but left longitudinal offset.
- Concluded that we can probably manage without bringing the BF back to Mitaka, but it will take some careful surveying of the existing offset and several more days of adjustment.