Vicky, Sheila, Kevin, Camilla
Increased NLG (needed to adjust SHG waveplate) by taking OPO trans setpoint from 95uW up to 120uW. Measured NLG = 49 (numbers below) following 76542.
Data attached and saved at /ligo/home/camilla.compton/Documents/sqz/templates/dtt/20250607_SRCdetuning.xml
Type | Time (UTC) | SRCL | Angle | DTT Ref |
No SQZ | 21:37:00 - 21:43:00 | N/A | N/A | ref 0 |
FIS | 22:17:30 - 22:30:30 | -191 | (CLF-) 242 | ref1 |
FIS | 22:35:00 - 22:38:00 | -90 | (CLF+) 120 | ref2 |
FIS | 22:49:30 - 22:52:30 | 0 | (CLF+) 172 | ref3 |
FIS | 23:17:00 - 23:20:00 | -390 | (CLF-) 161 | ref4 |
FIS | 23:45:00 - 23:48:00 | -455 | (CLF-) 143 | ref5 |
FDS | ~ 00:00:30 | -455 | (CLF-) 143 | ref6 |
Note that I left the OPO servo gain at -8, but we have previously left it there (83569) or used -12dB for 120uW OPO trans (83370)
opo_grTrans_ setpoint_uW | Amplified Max | Amplified Min | UnAmp | Dark | NLG (usual) | OPO Gain |
120 | 0.018035 | 0.000119507 | 0.000316548 | -2e-5 | 48.9 | -8 |
Here are the plots of this dataset, showing that our SRCL detuning (in gwinc) would be 50 mrad with no digital offset in the SRCL loop. Kevin tells us that this is a double passed SRCL detuning, so it's really 25 mrad, 1.4 degrees of SRCL detuning.
Edited to add the last point (and have the correct plots).