Polarization reciprocity is studied both theoretically and experimentally in an optically compensated configuration of interferometric fiber optic gyroscope (IFOG). In conventional IFOGs based on the minimal scheme, the output port of the coil coupler cannot be used mainly because of its polarization nonreciprocity (PN), and thus it is usually called the "nonreciprocal port". We show that the PN errors at the nonreciprocal port are effectively eliminated by optical compensation. With this unique property, the optically compensated IFOG can possess two low-PN ports for rotation sensing at the same time. From another perspective, one port IFOGs are possible to be constructed with less structural complexity (C) 2014 Optical Society o...
The non-reciprocal phase shifts in fiber ring interferometers due to the fiber birefringence and the...
© 2019 Optical Society of America We present a passive, resonant, single-frequency gyroscope design...
Birefringence affects all the optical circuits both in free-space and guided-wave optics. It perturb...
Polarization reciprocity is studied both theoretically and experimentally in an optically compensate...
Polarization nonreciprocal (PN) errors within a novel interferometric fiber-optic gyroscope (IFOG) c...
Optical compensation is studied for suppressing polarization nonreciprocity (PN) induced errors in i...
Polarization Nonreciprocity (PN) is one of the most significant error sources in Interferometric Fib...
We propose and demonstrate a novel configuration for depolarized interferometric fiber-optic gyrosco...
We first introduce optical compensation into the field of interferometric fiber-optic gyroscopes (IF...
Polarization nonreciprocity (PN) is one of the most critical factors that degrades the performance o...
In traditional fiber-optic gyroscopes (FOG), the polarization state of counter propagating waves is ...
A new method was presented which could improve the precision of coupling ratio and especially enhanc...
Reducing the dimensions of optical gyroscopes is a crucial task and resonant fiber optic gyroscopes ...
Polarization nonreciprocal phase error is one of major errors in fiber optic gyroscope (FOG). In dua...
This article presents, by means of computational simulation tools, a full analysis and design of an ...
The non-reciprocal phase shifts in fiber ring interferometers due to the fiber birefringence and the...
© 2019 Optical Society of America We present a passive, resonant, single-frequency gyroscope design...
Birefringence affects all the optical circuits both in free-space and guided-wave optics. It perturb...
Polarization reciprocity is studied both theoretically and experimentally in an optically compensate...
Polarization nonreciprocal (PN) errors within a novel interferometric fiber-optic gyroscope (IFOG) c...
Optical compensation is studied for suppressing polarization nonreciprocity (PN) induced errors in i...
Polarization Nonreciprocity (PN) is one of the most significant error sources in Interferometric Fib...
We propose and demonstrate a novel configuration for depolarized interferometric fiber-optic gyrosco...
We first introduce optical compensation into the field of interferometric fiber-optic gyroscopes (IF...
Polarization nonreciprocity (PN) is one of the most critical factors that degrades the performance o...
In traditional fiber-optic gyroscopes (FOG), the polarization state of counter propagating waves is ...
A new method was presented which could improve the precision of coupling ratio and especially enhanc...
Reducing the dimensions of optical gyroscopes is a crucial task and resonant fiber optic gyroscopes ...
Polarization nonreciprocal phase error is one of major errors in fiber optic gyroscope (FOG). In dua...
This article presents, by means of computational simulation tools, a full analysis and design of an ...
The non-reciprocal phase shifts in fiber ring interferometers due to the fiber birefringence and the...
© 2019 Optical Society of America We present a passive, resonant, single-frequency gyroscope design...
Birefringence affects all the optical circuits both in free-space and guided-wave optics. It perturb...