Add paragraph on sensor noise
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@ -2140,12 +2140,13 @@ With a vertical nano-hexapod stiffness $\approx 10^6\,[N/m]$, the maximum static
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This will change a little bit the architecture of the nano-hexapod but this should be too small to change significantly the dynamics.
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** Sensor Noise introduced by the Metrology
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Say that is will introduce noise inside the bandwidth (100Hz)
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This should not be significant.
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During all this study, the measurement of the relative position of the sample with respect to the granite was considered to be perfect, that is to say *noiseless* and with *infinite bandwidth*.
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The metrology is considered to be perfect now.
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It can be considered separately (explain why).
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It just need to have a sufficient bandwidth which is the case for the attocube (in the bandwidth of interest, it can be considered as a unit transfer function).
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This was done for the following reasons:
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- interferometers have such a large bandwidth (> MHz) compared to the control bandwidth ($\approx 100\,[Hz]$) that their dynamics can indeed be considered to be represented by "unit transfer functions"
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- sensor noise can generally be considered separately.
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As a matter of fact, the sensor noise is completely transmitted to the sample's motion within the control bandwidth and is filtered outside the control bandwidth.
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It is then quite simple to predict what will be the effect of the sensor noise on the sample's motion.
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** Using soft mounts for the Granite
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<<sec:soft_granite>>
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