Self-compensating gas discharge path for laser gyro

Coherent light generators – Particular resonant cavity – Folded cavity

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356350, H01S 3081

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ABSTRACT:
A ring laser gyroscope having a self-compensating discharge path between a single anode and cathode which comprises equal segments in the laser path in series with a channel that interconnects the laser path and allows a single current to flow within the equal segments in opposite directions with respect to the laser beam thereby cancelling the Fresnel-Fizeau drag effect. This design is applicable also to laser gyroscopes having two or more rings in a single gyro block structure.

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