Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 52, Issue 6, 0601002(2025)
Analysis and Suppression of Optical Kerr Noise in Resonant Micro‐Optic Gyroscopes
Fig. 3. Relationship among resonator power multiplication factor and F/π and resonator parameters. (a) MR in reflective WRR; (b) MT in transmissive WRR; (c) F/π in reflective WRR; (d) F/π in transmissive WRR
Fig. 6. Test results of resonant curves of three transmissive silica WRRs. (a) WRR with diameter of 4.20 cm; (b) WRR with diameter of 5.95 cm; (c) WRR with diameter of 5.96 cm
Fig. 7. Relationship between optical Kerr effect-induced error coefficient and modulation frequency of CW optical path
Fig. 8. Block diagram of single-loop RMOG system for testing optical Kerr effect-induced error in WRR
Fig. 9. Measured results of optical Kerr effect-induced errors in RMOG with three different WRRs as core sensitive units. (a) D=4.20 cm, f1=2.0 MHz, f2=2.1 MHz; (b) D=4.20 cm, f1=2.0 MHz, f2=2.5 MHz; (c) D=5.95 cm, f1=2.0 MHz, f2=2.1 MHz; (d) D=5.95 cm, f1=2.3 MHz, f2=2.5 MHz; (e) D=5.96 cm, f1=2.0 MHz, f2=2.1 MHz; (f) D=5.96 cm, f1=2.6 MHz, f2=2.7 MHz
Fig. 11. Relationship between output voltage of second harmonic demodulation and input power of CCW beam
Fig. 12. Test results of input optical power fluctuations before and after laser power feedback
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Hewei Wang, Shuang Liu, Yuxin Wang, Huilian Ma. Analysis and Suppression of Optical Kerr Noise in Resonant Micro‐Optic Gyroscopes[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2025, 52(6): 0601002
Category: laser devices and laser physics
Received: Aug. 27, 2024
Accepted: Oct. 22, 2024
Published Online: Mar. 19, 2025
The Author Email: Huilian Ma (mahl@zju.edu.cn)
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