On the ultimate sensitivity of fiber-optic gyroscopes

@article{Malykin2009OnTU,
  title={On the ultimate sensitivity of fiber-optic gyroscopes},
  author={G. Malykin},
  journal={Technical Physics},
  year={2009},
  volume={54},
  pages={415-418}
}
The influence of noise inherent in emission sources and effects due to polarization mode coupling on random inhomogeneities in single-mode fibers on the ultimate sensitivity of fiber-optic gyros to rotation is studied. It is shown that the ultimate sensitivity of navigation fiber-optic gyros and precision fiber-optic gyros intended for detecting fundamental physical processes is limited largely by polarization effects. In directional fiber-optic gyros, conversely, radiation noise prevails. 
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