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Modulation spectrum analysis and optimization for closed-loop RFOG under dynamic condition

Ying et al., 2020

Document ID
15880797002307604384
Author
Ying D
Xie T
Wang Z
Liu Q
Jin Z
Publication year
Publication venue
Optics Communications

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In this paper, the spectrum characteristics of the closed-loop RFOG, modulated by the digital sine and bipolar serrodyne wave, is analyzed under the dynamic condition. It is verified that the serious spectrum overlapping between the CCW and CW loops would be induced within …
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