Testing method of bandwidth and angular resolution of four-frequency differential laser gyroscope
A laser gyro and four-frequency differential technology, which is applied in the field of testing, can solve the problems of high price, difficult control of mechanical vibration bandwidth and resolution, unreliable angular resolution evaluation accuracy of high sampling rate laser gyro, etc.
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[0051] figure 1 , figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the mode distribution on the four-frequency differential 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. The reciprocal frequency bias element is realized by the non-planar spatial structure of the low-expansion cavity 1 (the optical path in the low-expansion cavity 1 is processed into a non-planar spatial structure, see reference for details: Dorschner TA.Nonplanar rings for laser gyroscopes[C]Proc SPIE 487:192-202.), provides a bias frequency between gyros I and II of a four-frequency differential laser gyro (gyros I and II are left-handed and right-handed gyros, respectively) to a...
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