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The New VIRGO Injection Bench
Paolo La Penna
European Gravitational Observatory
N5-WP1 4TH MEETING, Hannover, 7/04/2005
The New Virgo Injection Bench
Paolo La Penna
Recombined configuration: first half of 2004
3 km
INPUT
MODE
CLEANER
WE
Rc urv= 3500 m
R= 0.99995
(144 m)
Modulator
single frequency
6.26 Mhz
5.6 m
Nd:YAG
= 1064 nm
20 W
WI
plane
R= 0.88
3 km
6m
6.4 m
BS
NI
plane
R= 0.88
PR
plane
R= 0.925
NE
Rc urv= 3500
R= 0.99995
OMC
DETECTION
SYSTEM
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Recycled interferometer: July 2004
3 km
INPUT
MODE
CLEANER
WE
Rc urv= 3500 m
R= 0.99995
(144 m)
Modulator
single frequency
6.26 Mhz
5.6 m
Nd:YAG
= 1064 nm
20 W
WI
plane
R= 0.88
3 km
6m
6.4 m
BS
NI
plane
R= 0.88
PR
plane
R= 0.925
NE
Rc urv= 3500
R= 0.99995
OMC
DETECTION
SYSTEM
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PR REFLECTION INSIDE IMC: FREQUENCY NOISE
Black:
PR
misaligned
Red:
PR aligned
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PR reflection scattering inside IMC
MC scattering (10 ppm)
IMC
Cavity effect
(10% fringes)
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PR
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The PR feedback inside the IMC (Summer 2004 - now)
• Simulations on a lock acquisition technique developed
following the LIGO experience
• Locking trials with this baseline technique failed
(first half of July)
• Attenuator installed (summer)
• Restart of the locking trials with the baseline technique
(21st September)
• Establishement of theVariable Finesse lock acquisition
technique (October)
• PR cavity locking (end of October)
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Temporary solution: Input Beam Attenuation
IMC
10% M6
From the laser
To the interferometer
700 mW (10% of the
full power)
Reference Cavity
Final solution: Insert a Faraday Isolator
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OLD M6 vs NEW M6
OLD M6
Hz
(Same y-scale)
NEW M6
Hz
PR LOCKING ACQUIRED AFTER ONE MONTH
CONFIRMATION OF THE BACKSCATTERING PROBLEM
NEED OF AN ISOLATOR (FARADAY)
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Beam diameter  10 mm
Beam waist  5mm
If a Faraday is needed it will have a large aperture
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EOTec Faraday Isolator
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TGG (Terbium Gallium Garnet,) vacuum compatible;
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20 mm maximum clear aperture : (25 and 50 mm would be “glass based”
rotators, not reliable for 10 W power);
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Weight: 7 kg, TGG rod length: 20 mm, isolator length: 25 cm
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Extinction measured in Nice 41 db;
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Absorption: less than 0.0025 cm-1;
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EOTec uses vacuum compatible thin film polarizers at Brewsters angle:
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BK7
Pulsed damage threshold >5J/cm2 10nsec pulse
Extinction >1000:1 @1064 nm
Transmission: 95-97% @1064 nm (97% maximum)
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Faraday isolator: present bench
670 mm
250 mm
Not enough space on the
present bench
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IB design with a Faraday Isolator
Even with a 20 mm clear aperture Faraday:
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The IMC waist is 5 mm: the beam has to be reduced in size
before entering in the Faraday
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A telescope for reducing the beam to 2-3 mm in the Faraday has
to be taken into account and designed
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Thermal lensing: no plan to correct it (using FK51 for example)
with present input power (about 10 W): the induced focal length
should be of the order of 50-100 m

Induced (stationary) thermal lensing effects will be corrected
acting on the matching telescope.
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Faraday Isolator
Brewster dielectric polarizers
Rotator
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Thermal focal length measurement
20W Pump
Faraday
2f
2f
ShackHartman
HeNe
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Shack-Hartmann measurement
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Plane Power Recycling mirror
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The present PR is made by two parts: a curved one inside an external
cylindrical glass mass (t’s a lens, part of the telescope for collimating inside
the ITF)
The curved part is fixed to the cylindrical by means of a steel ring and
pression screws;
There is evidence of mechanical resonances: problems in locking acquisition
and in the future Frequency Stabilization: need of a monolitic mirror
Decided to make it plane (get rid of transverse movements of the beam
induced by the suspension displacements)
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Plane PR: (new) 6 parabolic off-axis telescope
With plane PR: a big magnification is needed,
the telescope has to be short (about 700 mm)
Parabolic mirrors are needed
The computed curvature radius are not on-shelf: custom mirrors
IMC: waist 4.9 mm
Condensing telescope
FI: waist 2.65 mm
M5: f= 75 mm
M6: f = 600 mm
Ø  10 cm
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to PR: waist=20 mm
d= 675 mm
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Plane PR: Beam simulation
Input mirrors
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End mirrors
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Telescope tolerances
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A tolerance study for the whole telescope
(Faraday collimating and off-axis parabolic
telescope) has been performed using Zeemax in
the case of plane PR
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The global tolerancies for plane PR seem to be
accettable
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IB layout
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Optical layout - 2
Detector table
IB input window(s)
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Beam drift control
MC
-- ALIGNMENT SERVO
PICOMOTORS
PIEZOS
LC
ABP_U
M6
Laser
M3
M5
ABP_D
M2
PZT
IMC autoalignment
NF
h
FF
NF
Ref. cav.
v
FF
MATRIX
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RFC autoalignment
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IMC and RFC alignment
10%
ABP OFF
ABP
dismounted
RFC is more stable than IMC:
RFC is fully automatically alignmed
IMC is partially automatically aligned
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ISYS alignment: modifications to the IB
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Automatic alignment of the IMC on the beam: acting on
the IB through the IB marionette;
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Separate automatic alignment of the Reference Cavity on
the beam:
 Actuators on the bench are necessary
 Replacement of the present RC fixed steering mirrors with other
actuators (piezos)
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Beam drift control
MC
-- ALIGNMENT SERVO
PICOMOTORS
PIEZOS
ABP_U
M6
Laser
LC
M3
M5
ABP_D
M2
PZT
v
IMC autoalignment
NF
h
MATRIX
FF
NF
Ref. cav.
h
v
Beam prealignment
FF
MATRIX
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RFC autoalignment
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Input beam monitoring
FF telescope: locate quadrant at focus (tilts)
NF telescope: conjugate ABP_D mount on NF_Quadrant (shifts)
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Suspended Bench
Marionette
Reference
Cavity
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Reference Cavity alignment
The design of the RFC layout should not change
M11 and M12 will be
mounted on piezos
for RFC separate
alignment
(Closed loop Physik
Instrumente piezos)
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VIRGO OPTICAL SCHEME
3 km
INPUT
MODE
CLEANER
WE
Rc urv= 3500 m
R= 0.99995
(144 m)
Modulator
single frequency
6.26 Mhz
5.6 m
Nd:YAG
= 1064 nm
20 W
WI
plane
R= 0.88
3 km
6m
6.4 m
BS
NI
plane
R= 0.88
PR
plane
R= 0.925
NE
Rc urv= 3500
R= 0.99995
OMC
Frontal modulation
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DETECTION
SYSTEM
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Sidebands resonant in the IMC
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EOM for the 6.26… MHz is now before the IMC:
sidebands and carrier have to be resonant at the same
time inside the IMC to get into the ITF
lIMC (a.u.)
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J0
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J+
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Sidebands resonant in the IMC
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If the modulation frequency is not exactly a multiple of the
IMC FSR there can be an amplitude change in the
sidebands and a signal on the photodiodes signals (in
particular on the ITF reflection)
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J0
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J+
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Modulation frequency tuning
B2_ACq signal: f = 6.264080 MHz 
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f = 6.264150 MHz (tuned)
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Pockels Cell on the Input Bench after the IMC
The IMC length is apparently drifting. A feedback is
needed to keep the modulation frequency matched with
the IMC length (or correct the IMC length drift).
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This problem could be also solved placing the EOM after
the IMC (on the IB, in vacuum, on the main beam going
into the ITF).
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In this case the first basic question is : where could an
EOM be placed? That is, how could this EOM look like,
and where is there space on the bench?
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Pockels cell on the Input Bench after the IMC
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Contacted several companies
One (Leysop) gave more detailed answers (but still not final one)
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After discussion, a possible proposed EOM is:
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LiNbO4 (possible occurrence of self focusing and astigmatism)
15 mm aperture (beam waist=2.65 mm)
About 50mm40mm  40mm external dimensions
Half wavelength voltage: 1295 V
Price: about € 4000
Delivery time: no answer yet
For the moment we are trying to design the layout
reserving space for possible accomodation of an EOM
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Space reserved on the new IB
EOM
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Problems
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Is it possible to place the EOM after the IMC?
Is it a good idea?
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There are many questions:
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thermal focussing effects,
astigmatism,
distortions
high voltage for modulation,
etc.
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Other GW experiments
We have no experience on these problems
Which is the experience in the other GW experiments?
As far as we know:
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TAMA: no EOM in vacuum (not on the main beam)
LIGO: no EOM in vacuum (not on the main beam)
GEO:
 there are several EOM in vacuum and at least one EOM
after the last IMC on the main beam
 GEO experience could be very useful to understand the
opportunity of putting this EOM after the IMC
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