Four-frequency laser gyro zero offset compensation method
A quad-frequency laser gyroscope and compensation method technology, applied in Sagnac effect gyroscope and other directions, can solve the problems of not being able to represent the real temperature, the temperature sensor measuring the temperature delay, and the inability to compensate for zero offset changes, etc.
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[0014] The specific implementation will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0015] figure 1 is the schematic diagram of the mode distribution on the four-frequency laser gyro structure and its gain curve. Inflatable and light ducts are processed on the low-expansion cavity 1, and four reflectors 5, 6, 7, 8 are installed on the four corners of the cavity, of which 7 is an output mirror. Two anodes 2, 3 and one cathode 4 are used to provide gain. 10 is a reciprocal frequency bias element, which provides bias frequency between gyros 1 and 2 of the four-frequency laser gyro to avoid mode competition. 9 is a non-reciprocal frequency bias element, which generates a non-reciprocal frequency bias between two modes of the same polarization of the four-frequency laser gyroscope to avoid locking. There are 4 modes running in the cavity of the four-frequency laser gyro, modes 12 and 13 form gyro 1, and modes 14 and 15 form gyro 2.
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