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1 Intensity Stabilization in Advanced LIGO David Ottaway (Jamie Rollins Viewgraphs) Massachusetts Institute of Technology March, 2004 LSC Livingston Meeting LIGO-G Z

2 Outline  Intensity Noise in Advanced LIGO  The Pre-stabilized laser  PSL Current Actuators  Low-noise, High-power Photodiode  Intensity Stabilization Servo  Results

3 Advanced LIGO Intensity Noise Requirement  Radiation pressure on test masses with 1% arm power mismatch  RIN: 2x Hz  Requirement based in part on readout scheme at high frequency

4 The Pre-stabilised Laser  For experiments, used LIGO-1 10 Watt MOPA  Pre-modecleaner  Spatial filter for modes higher than TEM:00  Filter for very high-frequency intensity noise  pole at cavity half-width/half-max (25MHz)  Reduces beam jitter  Frequency stabilized

5 PSL Current Actuators  AC current adjust » ± 2.5 Amps/Volt » poles:  10kHz  Current shunt » ± 250 mAmps/Volt » Poles:  3kHz  more > 200kHz

6 Low-noise, High-power Photodiode  Design considerations: » Very Low noise  First stage input voltage noise < 7 nVrms/  10Hz, < 3 nVrms/  100Hz » High-power  Photocurrents ~300 mA  Heat dissipation a problem --> lots of heat sinking  Use low bias voltages ( Bias feedback control circuit » AC coupled  Elliminates need for high-current, low-noise trans-impedence stage  Elliminates need for stable DC reference  Requires high capacitance, => 10 surface mount capacitors  Hamamatsu G mm photodiodes (~.93 QE)

7 Low-noise, High-power Photodiode

8 Intensity Stabilization Servo  Requirements: » 80dB of 10Hz » 10kHz unity gain » AC coupled  2-loop topology: » Current shunt alone did not have enough dynamic range. » Used high-dynamic range AC current adjust at low frequency.

9 Intensity Stabilization Servo

10 Results

11 What we have tried  Ruled out: » Scatter (ND filters in front of pd's) » Electronics noise (in photodiode and servo) » High-frequency noise hitting slew-rate limits » Photodiode bias noise (tried fixed bias voltage) » Capacitive sparking » PMC (frequency->intensity conversion) » Beam Jitter » Polarization jitter  Need to investigate further: » Another out-of-loop PD to verify that limit is actually on light (need third low-noise photodiode) » Beam splitter coatings » Try using simple reflections » Vacuum Compatible PDs