Sensitivity analysis of the Sagnac-effect optical-fiber ring interferometer.

@article{Lin1979SensitivityAO,
  title={Sensitivity analysis of the Sagnac-effect optical-fiber ring interferometer.},
  author={S. C. Lin and Thomas G. Giallorenzi},
  journal={Applied optics},
  year={1979},
  volume={18 6},
  pages={
          915-31
        }
}
  • S. C. Lin, Thomas G. Giallorenzi
  • Published in Applied optics 1979
  • Physics, Medicine
    • The sensitivity of a recently reported optical-fiber ring interferometer as a gyroscope has been analyzed. Photomixing SNRs were derived for the detection schemes. Noise sources due to the Rayleigh, Brillouin, Mie, and core-cladding interface light scattering processes are assessed quantitatively. Optimum gyroscope sensitivities are discussed via numerical examples for optical wavelengths lambda = 0.633 microm and lambda = 1.1 micro and both spontaneous and stimulated noises. Results show that… CONTINUE READING
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