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| [http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~cit40m/Docs/DCdetect/DCreadout_InVacLayout.jpg "In-vacuum layout drawing"] | [http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~cit40m/Docs/DCdetect/DCreadout_InVacLayout.jpg In-vacuum layout drawing] |
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| [http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~cit40m/Docs/DCdetect/DC_Detect_wiring.pdf "DC Detection Wiring diagram 8/31/06"] | [http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~cit40m/Docs/DCdetect/DC_Detect_wiring.pdf DC Detection Wiring diagram 8/31/06] |
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| = Next Generation DC Readout Notes = * Put the resistors on the PD block, not the nipple. * Wider separation for the PDs so the ghost beam can get wedged out. * Black glass ring around the PD cans to catch the 1st ghost beam. * Black glass dumps all over the place for the leak throughs. Optic mounts should have their own dumps. * Don't use any of the Piezo-Jena crap. * Don't use copper for the OMC body. All fused-silica, all the time. * Don't use a teensy mirror in the OMC. Calculate the needed resonant frequency. * Make both curved mirrors on a OMMT movable? And Bigger? * always draw ALL the dogs for EVERYTHING * CVI mirrors coated for 45P don't get better than ~98% reflectivity * Is it OK to change to use a fused silica baseplate with optically contacted mirrors? |
Version 0.1 DC Readout / OMC System
[http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~cit40m/Docs/DCdetect/DCreadout_InVacLayout.jpg In-vacuum layout drawing]
[http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~cit40m/Docs/DCdetect/DC_Detect_wiring.pdf DC Detection Wiring diagram 8/31/06]
Older versions and block diagrams:
[http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~cit40m/Docs/DCdetect/DCdetectWiring.pdf]
[http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~cit40m/Docs/DCdetect/D060096-00-40M_DC_Detection_Wiring.pdf]
[http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~swaldman/DitherLock_Strawman_V3.pdf]
See [http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/~rward/dcreadout/ Rob Ward's DC Readout page].
Vacuum opening Plan of Action
Lessons learned in prep for next generation Lessons Learned
