Overview of the LISA Phasemeter

Shaddock, Daniel; Ware, B; Halverson, P G; Spero, Robert; Klipstein, William

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Overview of the LISA Phasemeter

Date

2006

Authors

Shaddock, Daniel

Ware, B

Halverson, P G

Spero, Robert

Klipstein, William

Publisher

Springer

Abstract

The LISA phasemeter is required to measure the phase of an electrical signal with an error less than 3μcycles/Hz over times scales from 1 to 1000 seconds. This phase sensitivity must be achieved in the presence of laser phase fluctuations 10 8 times larg