Double-coupling optical fiber ring resonator coherent effect-based resonant fiber optic gyroscope

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of fiber optic gyroscopes and especially relates to a double-coupling optical fiber ring resonator coherent effect-based resonant fiber optic gyroscope. The double-coupling optical fiber ring resonator coherent effect-based resonant fiber optic gyroscope solves the problem that the traditional resonant fiber optic gyroscope has low sensitivity and does not satisfy high sensitivity requirements of commercial airplanes, spatial orientation and navigation. The double-coupling optical fiber ring resonator coherent effect-based resonant fiber optic gyroscope comprises a laser, a polarization controller, a lithium niobate phase modulator, a first optical fiber coupler, a first optical fiber ring resonator, a second optical fiber coupler, a second optical fiber ring resonator, a third optical fiber coupler, a detector, and a signal processing and feedback system. The two optical fiber ring resonators prepared respectively from two optical fibers having different length are coupled and produce coherent effects and through measurement of a change of coherent resonant frequency of the two optical fiber ring resonators, a rate of angular motion is obtained. Compared with the traditional resonant fiber optic gyroscope having the same resonant optical fiber length, the double-coupling optical fiber ring resonator coherent effect-based resonant fiber optic gyroscope has sensitivity improved by dozens of times.

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[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of fiber optic gyroscopes, and in particular relates to a double-coupled fiber optic ring resonator based on a dual-coupling fiber optic ring resonator that overcomes the problems of low sensitivity of traditional resonant fiber optic gyroscopes and cannot meet the needs of commercial aircraft, spatial positioning and navigation and other occasions with high sensitivity requirements Resonant fiber optic gyroscope with coherence effect. Background technique

[0002] In 1976, V.Vali and R.W.Shorthill of Utah University in the United States successfully developed the first fiber optic gyroscope. As soon as the fiber optic gyroscope came out, it attracted worldwide attention due to its advantages of large dynamic range, long life, low power consumption and small size. Universities and scientific research institutions in many countries have paid attention to it and have made rapid progress. At present, a fiber r...

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