Length sensing and control strategies for the LCGT interferometer
arXiv:1111.7147 · doi:10.1088/0264-9381/29/12/124008
Abstract
The optical readout scheme for the length degrees of freedom of the LCGT interferometer is proposed. The control scheme is compatible both with the broadband and detuned operations of the interferometer. Interferometer simulations using a simulation software Optickle show that the sensing noise couplings caused by the feedback control can be reduced below the target sensitivity of LCGT with the use of feed forward. In order to improve the duty cycle of the detector, a robust lock acquisition scheme using auxiliary lasers will be used.
13 pages 9 figures. A proceedings paper for Amaldi9 conference
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