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ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING OF PROTOTYPE-LIKE FIBER-OPTIC GYROSCOPES

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Abstract

In research and development of passive interferometer-type fiber-optic gyroscopes (FOG) three steps towards production status can be distinguished. At first, analysis of the basic principles of Sagnac-interferometers was done with respect to the minimum detectable phase shift. The results were quantities like noise-equivalent rotation rate, shot noise limit, bias and bias instabilities, and were summarized in the well known minimum configuration of a FOG /1/. The next step was the approach to an unambiguous readout of the rotation-induced phase difference resulting in various modulation and signal processing schemes /2-5/.

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