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  11. Research On The Phase Error Of A Sagnac Interferometer Induced By Modulation Of A Multifunctional Integrated Optical Modulator

Research on the phase error of a Sagnac interferometer induced by modulation of a multifunctional integrated optical modulator

Q H Wang, X W Shu, Ran Bi

    Optics Letters
    |April 1, 2024

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    Summary
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    Mechanical vibration energy loss in MIOC crystals causes modulation signal errors, limiting high-precision Interferometric Fiber Optic Gyroscopes (IFOG). This study investigates and verifies this error source, offering insights for IFOG accuracy improvement.

    Area of Science:

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    • Materials Science
    • Physics

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    • Noise and signal errors are primary limitations to improving IFOG accuracy.
    • Understanding all potential error sources is crucial for advancing IFOG technology.

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    • To investigate modulation signal errors in IFOG arising from mechanical vibration energy loss in MIOC crystals.
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    • Theoretical derivation and simulation of the frequency spectrum of electromechanical coupling energy loss.

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  • Experimental verification of the derived frequency spectrum.
  • Experimental validation of MIOC mechanical loss influence on Sagnac interferometer output.

    • Main Results:

    • The study theoretically derives and experimentally verifies the frequency spectrum of energy loss due to MIOC crystal mechanical vibration.
    • Experimental results confirm that MIOC mechanical loss significantly influences the output of a Sagnac interferometer.
    • A clear link is established between MIOC crystal properties and IFOG signal error.

    Conclusions:

    • Mechanical vibration energy loss in MIOC crystals is a significant source of modulation signal error in high-precision IFOG.
    • Addressing MIOC mechanical loss is essential for overcoming accuracy bottlenecks in ultrahigh-precision closed-loop IFOG.
    • This research holds potential for practical engineering applications in advanced IFOG systems.