Created an nscope for viewing the calibration injections. ndscope /ligo/home/anthony.sanchez/Desktop/CALsweepEXCchans.yaml
Tried simply looking at time series data of a number of Calibration measurements, and calibration excitation channels, trying to determine if there was something easy to find that would set apart the Cal sweeps that survive Vs the Locklosses.
I was also cross checking some of the injections with their Log files found here:
/opt/rtcds/userapps/release/cal/common/scripts/simuLines/logs/H1
I looked at 9 Different CAL measurements:
Things to Note:
As mentioned in Camilla's alog about the locklosses during Calibration, There does seem to be a 43.6hz Signal that is being found in ETMX_L3_MASTER that gets ramped up when we have a lockloss but Not when we survive the Calibration.
There is also a tendancy for the DARM1_EXC signal to Show up in ETMX_L3_MASTER_OUT but only at certain frequecies, I'm currently not sure if that is intentional or not.
Date | LL/ Survived | Well Staggered Gain Ramp ups? | DARM1_EXC signal found in ETMX_L3_MASTER OUT? | 43.6 hz Signal Found in ETMX_L3_MASTER? |
Feb 1st | Survived | Yes, All gains Ramped up 1by1 and staggered. | Yes, 1200 hz | Not visible on time series, A 7 Hz signal is though. |
Feb 6th | LL | Yes | Yes 1200 | Yes |
Feb 15th | LL | No, L2& L3 CAL_EXC Ramp at the Same time. | Yes 1098 hz Lost lock at 1098 Hz on this one | Not visible on time series, A 7 Hz signal is though. LL Looks different than the rest. |
Feb 20th | Survived | No, DARM1_EXC and ETMX_L3_CAL | Yes, 1200 hz | Not visible on time series, A 7 Hz signal is though. |
Feb 22nd | Survived | Well Staggered | Yes 1200HZ | Not visible on time series, A 7 Hz signal is though. |
Mar 6th | LL | No, ETMX_L2_CAL & DARM1 Ramp up at the same time | yes 1200 hz | Yes |
Mar 8th | LL | No ETMX_L2 & L3_CAL & DARM1 Ramp at the same time | Yes 1200 hz | yes |
Mar 13th | LL | No ETMX_L2 & L3_CAL & DARM1 Ramp at the same time | Yes 1200 | yes |
Mar 16th | Survived | Yes very well staggered Ramp times | No 1200 HZ line was run at all | No |
I don't feel like this was all that fruitful to me, but hopefully someone else might find this useful?