finesse.components.mechanical.SuspensionZPK¶
Overview
- class finesse.components.mechanical.SuspensionZPK(name, *args, **kwargs)¶
 Bases:
ConnectorA suspension that models multiple poles and zeros for the z, yaw, or pitch motion of an optic. The user must ensure that minus signs are correct for this transfer function as well as defining complex conjugae pairs for physically correct behaviour.
ZPK terms are in units of radians.
- Parameters:
 - namestr
 Element name
- connected_toElement or mechanical port
 Mechanical port or element to attach this suspension to
- zpk_plantdict
 Dictionary of {(output, input):(z,p,k)}
Examples
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import finesse from finesse.components.mechanical import SuspensionZPK
model = finesse.Model() model.fsig.f = 1 model.parse(“m m1 R=1 T=0”) zpk_plant = {} # F_z to z (longitudinal force to displacement) zpk_plant[‘z’, ‘F_z’] = ([], [10], 1) model.add(SuspensionZPK(‘sus’, model.m1.mech, zpk_plant)) out = model.run(“frequency_response(geomspace(1m, 100, 100), m1.mech.F_z, m1.mech.z)”) plt.loglog(out.f, abs(out[‘m1.mech.F_z’, ‘m1.mech.z’]))
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