Compensation of temperature drift of a ring laser gyroscope

The paper investigates methods and algorithms for compensating the temperature drift of the angular velocity signal. The influence of the design on the properties of the laser gyroscope is examined. A mathematical model and algorithm for compensating the temperature dependency of the output signal of the laser gyroscope are proposed.

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MECHANICS OF GYROSCOPIC SYSTEMS
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2024-12-26
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https://doi.org/10.20535/0203-3771482024317966
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Geophysics and Sensor Technology
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Compensation of temperature drift of a ring laser gyroscope

Roman Turenko, Sergii Pryhodko
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Compensation of temperature drift of a ring laser gyroscope

Roman Turenko, Sergii Pryhodko
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Abstract

The paper investigates methods and algorithms for compensating the temperature drift of the angular velocity signal. The influence of the design on the properties of the laser gyroscope is examined. A mathematical model and algorithm for compensating the temperature dependency of the output signal of the laser gyroscope are proposed.

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