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CITF Commissioning: latest operations: 

CITF Commissioning: latest operations Raffaele Flaminio

CITF configuration during E3: 

CITF configuration during E3

E3E4: Injection integration: 

E3E4: Injection integration

Injection integration: goals: 

Injection integration: goals Learn how to work with the full system Improve the sensitivity (if possible) Check if there are bugs in the injection-interferometer interfaces are there changes to be made for Virgo ?

Injection system control: 

Injection system control Sc_IB_zErrGC Bs_LA_MaFrqCorr Sc_IB_TxErrGC Sc_IB_TyErrGC Sc_MC_tyCorr Sc_MC_txCorr Sc_MC_zCorr IMPORTANT: recent changes in injection electronics  some of the IMC signals are under Sc_IC and Sc_MC

Injection beam alignment: 

Injection beam alignment Decision to mount detection Brewster on injection tower (to speed up planning) Picomotors reliability: decision to leave injection system in air during alignment Main problems: difficulties with injection locking while in air picomotors remote control not available Main findings: He-Ne laser very useful during alignment (need to have it permanently) several cameras looking at the input bench very useful (need to have them permanently)

Injection beam alignment vs Injection system alignment: 

Injection beam alignment vs Injection system alignment Standard injection system alignment procedure: 1) manual alignment of laser beam to input bench (using reference cavity) 2) optimization of IMC transmission using mode-cleaner mirror alignment 3) mode-cleaner mirror automatically aligned with wave-front sensor 4) laser beam automatically aligned to reference cavity with wave-front sensor Main result: injection beam alignment can change by 100-300 mrad if standard injection alignment procedure was applied  decision to change injection alignment procedure: no manual re-alignment of reference cavity

Injection sensitivity to Interferometer reflection: 

Injection sensitivity to Interferometer reflection Injection system de-locks when PR mirror is aligned ! Spurious signals visible on reference cavity and mode-cleaner error signals (cavities reflected beam) Fringes visible on input mode-cleaner transmitted beam (no fringes visible on reference cavity transmission) Due to diffused light on mode-cleaner mirror or on input bench ? (beam incident on mode-cleaner mirror at 500 mrad) Problem never observed on other experiments (LIGO, TAMA, GEO) thanks to presence of one or more Faraday isolators

Interferometer locking: 

Interferometer locking Interferometer locked acting only on mirrors (mid June) - lock acquisition improved with stronger (and noiser*) qx feedback on PR - bandwidth ~ 30 Hz on WI, 70 Hz on PR * See E.Majorana talk Pr_B5_ACp Pr_B1p_ACq Pr_B1_ACq

Double loop trials: 

Several schemes proposed (Ex: standard VIRGO topology, TAMA like topology, …) 1) all large bandwidth’s ruled out by mode-cleaner bench resonance’s 2) trials with small bandwidth feedback to mode-cleaner bench fails One of the reasons to change Mode-Cleaner bench into a standard suspension Double loop trials

Linear alignment: 

WI mirror alignment control using quadrant on dark fringe beam Noise performances better than before (see E.Majorana talk) Feedback characterization unity gain ~ 5-10 Hz Instability at 17 Hz (seen during E3 and identified as a qz resonance) corrected with notch New linear alignment matrix measurements performed (see G.Giordano talk) Linear alignment Qr_B1p_q2_ACqh Qr_B1p_q2_ACqv

OMC locking: 

OMC locking OMC locking gain adjusted to larger power (~50 mW on dark fringe) OMC lock acquisition problem due to bad polarization in dark fringe beam c2 good even if OMC not resonant on TEM00 mode Effect due to p-polarized light - corrected by adding polarizer in front of the photodiode

Dark fringe control switch: 

Dark fringe control switch Dark fringe control switched from B1p to B1 Offset between B1p and B1 dark fringe on B1p  dark fringe on B1 Lock was lost during switch need to improve the switch in the software Problem empirically solved with misalignment of PR mirror before switch

Interferometer characterization: 

Interferometer characterization Input power ~ 2 - 2.5 Watts Recycled power (maximum) ~ 240 Watts Not coupled light ~ 30 % (~20% due to beam mismatching/misalignment, ~10% due to reflectivity mismatching) Modulation index ~ 0.04 (0.1 expected) Losses inside the interferometer ~ 0.8 % Interferometer contrast ~ 5 10-4 (B1p) , ~ 5 10-5 (B1)

Sensitivity: first result: 

Sensitivity: first result Noise due to frequency noise

Effect of injection local controls: 

Effect of injection local controls Local control OFF on input bench (x, y, z) and mode-cleaner mirror (x, y, qz) Control gain reduced on mode-cleaner automatic alignment

Sensitivity: OMC locked and dark fringe locked to B1: 

Sensitivity: OMC locked and dark fringe locked to B1

E4 run: sensitivity: 

E4 run: sensitivity Frequency noise To be investigated

Conclusions: 

Conclusions Integration of injection system into the CITF achieved A lot of experience made, many bugs discovered Final sensitivity: 10-13 m/Hz @ 10 Hz and better than 10-16 m/Hz @ 1 kHz Limiting noise identified over a large part of the spectrum (off-line removal in progress) Use of injection reduced considerably duty cycle Sources of lock losses are identified (see M.Barsuglia talk) More detailed results expected from this meeting

Agenda: 

Agenda 9h15 CITF commissioning: last results R.Flaminio (20') 9h35 Summary of E4 run M.Barsuglia (20') 9h55 Data conditioning B.Mours (20') 10h15 Calibration & Recostruction O.Veziant (25') 10h40 Break 11h10 Noise stationarity and gaussianity E.Chassande-Mottin (20') 11h30 Locking performances I M.Barsuglia (15') 11h45 Locking performances II S.Braccini (15') 12h00 Alignment performances I E.Majorana (15') 12h15 Alignment performances II G.Giordano (15') 12h30 Suspension performances I S.Braccini (15') 12h45 Suspension performances II V.Dattilo (15') 13h00 Lunch 14h30 Photodiode noise R.Flaminio (15') 14h45 Environmental noise I R.DeRosa (15') 15h00 Environmental noise II I.Ferrante (20') 15h20 Laser noise R.Barrile (20') 15h40 Glitches identification I E.Tournefier (15') 15h55 Glitches identification II D.Verkindt (15') 16h10 Lines identification A.Pai (20')