I gave a look at the unlocks from this morning, both during lock acquisition and in the "steady" states; besides a couple of them, they fall in three categories:
- unlocks during the CARM handoff to the IMC: long standing story, they have been quite reduced in frequency after the last change in CARM offset at the time of the handoff, but it looks like that bad weather (as in wind and sea activity, which today are both annoying) has an impact on those;
- unlocks at apparently steady state in CARM_NULL_1F: "apparently" as they happen just a few seconds after getting there; I could find one definite instance, and two other suspect ones, of the fact that they are induced by the engagement of the CARM2RFC loop, which either saturates (Figure 1) and/or pushes a lot with "fast" transients +-5/6 V (Figures 2 and 3); for the time being I tried using a different CARM filter (1 success out of 2 at the time of writing), I will observe during the day and maybe change strategy (lower gain to act more as a drift control to avoid fast/big corrections);
- unlocks in LOW_NOISE_2: a couple of them happened (Figures 4 to 7, two unlocks) with a quickly diverging 55 Hz oscillation, most probably induced by the diagonalization process which abruptly changes sign to a couple of contributions; I disabled the re-engagement of PyDiag in LOW_NOISE_2 and will observe behaviour/performance.