The AEI 10 m Prototype Interferometer frequency control using the reference cavity and its angular control

F. Kawazoe; G. Bergmann; A. Bertolini; M. Born; Y.B. Chen; A.V. Cummning; L. Cunningham; K. Dahl; C. Graf; G. Hammond; G. Heinzel; S. Hild; S.H. Huttner; R. Jones; S. Kohlenbeck; G. Kuhn; H. Luck; K. Mossavi; J.H. Pold; K. Somiya; A.M. van Veggel; A. Wanner; T. Westphal; B. Winke; K. Strain; S. Gossler; K. Danzmann

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/363/1/012012

The AEI 10 m Prototype Interferometer frequency control using the reference cavity and its angular control

F. Kawazoe^*, G. Bergmann, A. Bertolini, M. Born, Y.B. Chen, A.V. Cummning, L. Cunningham, K. Dahl, C. Graf, G. Hammond, G. Heinzel, S. Hild, S.H. Huttner, R. Jones, S. Kohlenbeck, G. Kuhn, H. Luck, K. Mossavi, J.H. Pold, K. SomiyaA.M. van Veggel, A. Wanner, T. Westphal, B. Winke, K. Strain, S. Gossler, K. Danzmann

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The main purpose of the AEI 10 m Prototype is to reach and eventually surpass the Standard Quantum Limit at frequencies ranging from 20 Hz to 1 kHz with a 10 m arm-length Michelson interferometer named the sub-SQL interferometer. The frequency control system uses a 20 m optical path length triangular suspended cavity named the reference cavity, with the goal of suppressing frequency noise of the input laser to a level of similar to 10(-4) Hz/root Hz at 20 Hz rolling off to below 6 x 10(-6) Hz/root Hz above 1 kHz. It is expected that tight angular control of the reference cavity''s mirrors is necessary to reach this stringent requirement.

Original language	English
Article number	012012
Number of pages	7
Journal	Journal of Physics: Conference Series
Volume	363
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/363/1/012012
Publication status	Published - 2012
Externally published	Yes

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Kawazoe, F., Bergmann, G., Bertolini, A., Born, M., Chen, Y. B., Cummning, A. V., Cunningham, L., Dahl, K., Graf, C., Hammond, G., Heinzel, G., Hild, S., Huttner, S. H., Jones, R., Kohlenbeck, S., Kuhn, G., Luck, H., Mossavi, K., Pold, J. H., ... Danzmann, K. (2012). The AEI 10 m Prototype Interferometer frequency control using the reference cavity and its angular control. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 363, [012012]. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/363/1/012012

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