Noise Reduction when Digitial lines are Moved
The following plots show the noise in a SQUID channel rawdump. The first set of figures use cryoboard#17 which is from the new batch with the digitial communication lines shifted slightly away from the heater return plane. The second set of figures repeats this using cryoboard#15 which is from the old batch with the original copper pour.
- Figures (1,2) and (3,4) show a reduction in both the communication pickup amplitude and a reduction in the amplitude spectrum when the digital lines are shifted away from the heater return plane.
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Figure1: Dfmux 154 SqCh6 rawdump. Using cryoboard 17 |
Figure2: The corresponding amplitude Spectrum |
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Figure3: Dfmux 154 SqCh6 rawdump. Using cryoboard 15 with no filterboards |
Figure4: The corresponding amplitude Spectrum |
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Figure5: Dfmux 154 SqCh6 rawdump. Using both filterboards |
Figure6: The corresponding amplitude Spectrum |
Filter board effects on Signal Heater Channels
The effect of the filter is measured across single heater channels, each with different loads. There appears to be a channel-to-channel difference that depends on the changes in loads. Below are the rawdump data for each channel going from the middle of the board out.
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Figure7: 4He Switch 10 kOhms |
Figure8: Filtered data |
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Figure9: Open (no load) |
Figure10: Filtered data |
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Figure11: 1Kohm additional Heater |
Figure12: Filtered data |
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Figure13: 3He Ultra pump 200 ohms |
Figure14: Filtered data |
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Figure15: 3He Inter pump 400 ohms |
Figure16: Filtered data |
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Figure17: 3He Ultra Pump Switch 10 kohms |
Figure18: Filtered data |
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Figure19: 3He Inter Pump Switch 10 kohms |
Figure20: Filtered data |
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