Opened FRS ticket 4325.
Unfortunately for the this study, the only BS's coil driver monitor channels stored are noise and voltmons, both of which are upstream of the output impedance network (so they don't measure the current effect of switching the "acquire" network off as is done here) *and* they're only stored at 1024 at the fastest.
I recommend we start by either
(a) installing an analog voltage breakout pick-off in-line with the M2 BOSEM chain down-stream of the coil driver to identify the amplitude of glitching which takes out the IFO's lock, and address from there, or
(b) Changing the h1susauxb123 front-end model to store the driver's FAST I MON at 16 [kHz]. (These can go in the commissioning frames, and also the noise and voltmon can be removed.)
richard.mccarthy@LIGO.ORG - 08:05, Monday 01 February 2016 (25277)
Richard refers to the ramp time in COILOUTF bank; however the ramping between coils is performed by the new Ramp Matrix part not this bank. It's likely that this COILOUTF bank ramp times were "set" some long time ago (clearly more than 300 days ago!) and because it's not used for any ramping of control signals, it has merely remained untouched.
sheila.dwyer@LIGO.ORG - 23:44, Monday 01 February 2016 (25305)
This problem has gotten worse and better in the past without any known cause, for example durring ER7 it was particularly bad.