(Koji, Dan, Alexa)
We first centered the beam on SR2 by adjusting SR3. We looked into HAM4 using the analog camera and we centered the beam around the aperature in front of SR2:
(SR3 original position: P 500 Y -150)
BOTTOM: P 513 Y -100
TOP: P 428 Y -100
RIGHT: P 464 Y -138
LEFT: P 464 Y -98
FINAL SR3: P 464 Y -118
Next, we adjusted SR2 to center the beam onto SRM/FI via the analog camera looking into HAM5:
BOTTOM: P 4154 Y 1770
TOP: P 599 Y 1770
LEFT: P 2376 Y 3420
RIGHT: P 2376 Y -100
FINAL SR2: P 2376, Y 1660
To fine tune SR2, we examined the beam in HAM6 and found the positions when the beam disppeared:
Dark in pitch:
P 2546, Y 1660
P 2006, Y 1660
Dark in Yaw:
P 2276, Y 2061
P 2276, Y 1482
FINAL SR2: P 2276, Y 1771
In this configuration we measured the power in HAM6 to be 2.6mW with ~1600mW at the PSL periscope PD.
If I take this power measurement at face value, I get an overall efficiency of 2.6/4.45 = 58%.
1600 mW * 0.0305 (PRM) * 0.5 (BS) * 0.986 (ITM) * 0.5 (BS) * 0.37 (SRM) = 4.45 mW