[esa-t474] 1st DRAFT paper energy resolution
Michele Viti
michele.viti at desy.de
Thu Mar 11 14:34:08 GMT 2010
Mike Hildreth wrote:
> Hi Michele,
>
> One question: since you are looking at trajectories - we still
> have the capability of seeing if the application of the zygo measurements
> of the BPM4 position can improve its resolution. How hard would it be to
> do that? In skimming through your note, I didn't see that... In
> principle, it's a matter of shifting a single time delay of the zygo
> position extrapolation to minimize the BPM resolution. Any ideas?
>
> thanks,
>
> Mike
Well,
As far as I understood (from the BPM paper) the interferometer system
can correct for vibration of the entire system and for the non-rigid
body motion (the movements of the single BPMs)
For the BPM4 was found a value of ~680 nm. Taking into the account an
offset of 5 mm, if we do not correct for this we get an error of 680nm/5
mm = 1.3*10^-4.
Since we are not still close to this value I'm not sure that applying
the zygo interferometer data we can improve.
The results from Alexey (who found a better beam energy resolution than
what I wrote in the note) must be confirmed.
I hope I understood correctly your observation.
Michele
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