Oct.11 2000 meeting

Joe Frisch reported about recent progress with time domain simulation of motion of an object aimed to develop an optimal algorithm of feedback stabilization of the NLC final quadrupoles. See details in the Joe's talk.

Andrei reported preliminary consideration of the same problem in frequency domain, see Andrei's talk. Three correction methods were considered: inertial stabilization, position feedback and position correction.

Tom Mattison (over phone) described recent progress on vibration level measurements in the UBC, see here an example of the spectrum. This spectrum show similar amplitudes as in DESY-HERA environments. Tom also described how the UBC test setup for the stabilization involving optical anchor would look like.

 

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