diff --git a/Quantum-Control-Applications/AMO/Use Case 2 - Yiwen Chu Lab - Locking of Optical Cavities/readme.md b/Quantum-Control-Applications/AMO/Use Case 2 - Yiwen Chu Lab - Locking of Optical Cavities/readme.md index e4e0d9db6..ac71645f6 100644 --- a/Quantum-Control-Applications/AMO/Use Case 2 - Yiwen Chu Lab - Locking of Optical Cavities/readme.md +++ b/Quantum-Control-Applications/AMO/Use Case 2 - Yiwen Chu Lab - Locking of Optical Cavities/readme.md @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Pound-Drever-Hall (PDH) locking is a widely-used technique for stabilizing the f The corresponding experimental setup is as follows (cf. figure below): * Each cavity uses one analog output to drive their respective piezo-electric motor controller (AO 6, 7 & 8). * Another analog output is used to provide the Pound-Drever-Hall modulation signal to the phase modulator (AO 6). -* One analog input is connected to an RF switch which allows probing the optical signal acquired by a photodiode placed after each cavity (AI 1). +* One analog input is connected to an RF switch which allows probing the optical signal acquired by a photodiode placed after each cavity (AI 2). * The state of the RF switch (3 pins) is controlled by three digital markers provided by three OPX digital outputs (DO 7-9). * Four additional digital markers are used to control the optical switches rerouting the light in different sections of the full setup not part of the lock setup (DO 1-4). * Other channels are used for qubit control and readout, AOM drive, and optical switches.