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Commit 5fb55323 authored by Christopher Wipf's avatar Christopher Wipf Committed by Jameson Rollins
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Refactor TF calculation and swap upper and lower joints

The joint order in hForce/vForce must remain consistent between
this code and the thermal noise calculation

Also remove a couple of unused variables

Fixes #68
parent ce6c14a1
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1 merge request!96Resolve "Mistake in suspension thermal noise calculation"
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......@@ -420,10 +420,8 @@ def suspQuad(f, sus):
# Complex spring constants
khr = np.zeros([len(stages), len(w)])
khi = np.zeros([len(stages), 2, len(w)])
kh = np.zeros([len(stages), len(w)], dtype=np.complex_)
kvr = np.zeros([len(stages), len(w)])
kvi = np.zeros([len(stages), 2, len(w)])
kv = np.zeros([len(stages), len(w)], dtype=np.complex_)
for n, stage in enumerate(stages):
......@@ -570,25 +568,20 @@ def suspQuad(f, sus):
for m in range(2*len(stages)):
# turn on only the loss of the current joint
lossy_region_lower = np.zeros((len(stages), 1))
lossy_region_upper = np.zeros((len(stages), 1))
n = int(m/2) # stage number
if m % 2:
lossy_region_upper[n] = 1
else:
lossy_region_lower[n] = 1
isLower = m % 2
stage_selection = np.zeros((len(stages), 1))
stage_selection[n] = 1
# horizontal
# only the imaginary part due to the specified region is used.
k = khr + 1j*(khi[:,0,:]*lossy_region_upper +
khi[:,1,:]*lossy_region_lower)
# only the imaginary part due to the specified joint is used.
k = khr + 1j*khi[:,isLower,:]*stage_selection
# calculate TFs
hForce[m,:] = tst_force_to_tst_displ(k, masses, f)
# vertical
# only the imaginary part due to the specified stage is used
k = kvr + 1j*(kvi[:,0,:]*lossy_region_upper +
kvi[:,1,:]*lossy_region_lower)
# only the imaginary part due to the specified joint is used
k = kvr + 1j*kvi[:,isLower,:]*stage_selection
# calculate TFs
vForce[m,:] = tst_force_to_tst_displ(k, masses, f)
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