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H1 CAL
madeline.wade@LIGO.ORG - posted 17:31, Tuesday 06 October 2015 - last comment - 17:49, Thursday 15 October 2015(22287)
GDS online calibration filter update

The online GDS calibraiton filters were updated today to fix several bugs and add a few more corrections that were uncovered by the calibration group over the past week.  The updates include the following changes:

1) Compensation for known IIR warping by Foton in the inverse sensing filter installed in the CALCS model.  See DCC G1501013.

2) Fix bug in how digital response of AA/AI filters were called.  (par.C.antialiasing.digital.response.ss -> par.C.antialiasing.digital.response.ssd andpar.A.antiimaging.digital.response.ss -> par.A.antiimaging.digital.response.ssd)

3) Additional compensation for OMCDCPD (par.C.omcdcpd.c).

 

The new filters were generated using 

create_partial_td_filters_O1

checked into the calibration SVN under

>> cd /ligo/svncommon/CalSVN/aligocalibration/trunk/Runs/O1/Common/MatlabTools/
aligocalibration/trunk/Runs/O1/Common/MatlabTools/
 
The new filters file is also checked in the calibration SVN:

H1GDS_1128173232.npz

under aligocalibration/trunk/Runs/O1/GDSFilters/.

 

Attached are plots comparing the frequency response of the GDS FIR filters to the model frequency response.  

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madeline.wade@LIGO.ORG - 17:49, Thursday 15 October 2015 (22567)

There was a request to see how the inverse correction filters for the sensing chain were rolled off at high frequencies in these filters.  This is done with a simple smooth roll-off above ~6500 Hz.  I've attached plots that zoom in on the 5000-8192 Hz range to show how the rolloff causes the GDS filters to differ from the ideal inverse correction filters for the sensing chain.

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