Optical power balancing in interferometric fiber optic gyroscope

Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy – Utilizing a spectrometer

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ABSTRACT:
An interferometric fiber optic gyroscope having a wavelength-sensitive splitter which has a splitting ratio that changes according to light wavelength. A feedback circuit indicates any difference that there might be in the intensities of counterpropagating beams in the sensing loop of the gyroscope, and provides a signal to the light source to change the light wavelength in a direction to cause the splitter ratio to change so as to equalize the beams' intensities for eliminating the Kerr effect.

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G. Sanders, "Critical review of resonator fiber optic gyroscope technology," Fiber Optic Sensors vol. CR44 SPIE Optical Engineering Press Proceedings of the Conference of SPIE, Boston, Mass. (Sep. 8-11, 1992), pp. 133-159.

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