Our closed loop fiber optic gyroscopes (FOGs) are-solid-state devices which offer a combination long life and high reliability along with the potential of low mass-production cost. the fundamental principle is based on Sagnac effect. Our FOGs have so-called minimun configuration that provides reciprocal optical paths for two beams counter-propagating in a fiber loop. The FOGs consist of the one Light Source at 1550 nm wavelengths (SLD),Depolarizer(DP),one or three Photodetectors (PD),fiber Splitters(FS) to divide the light into two or three parts, one or three sets of ring interferometers to sense one or three sets of ring interferometers to sense one or three orthogonal angular rate,and printed circuit boards installed signal processing circuits.In this design a multifunction integrated optic chip (MIOC),fabricated by High Temperature Proton Exchange processs is used for splitting the light into clockwise and counterclockwise waves, light polarization and for electro-optically imparting a phase modulation to the lightwaves in the loop. The signal processing design is based on conversion of the phpotodetector signal to a digital representation of the detected light intensity, followed by digital demodulation and integration. the loop is closed by driving the integrated optical phase modulator with a voltage ramp whose slope is proportional to rotation rate.
Specifications
Single axis rotation sensor
SRS501-100
SRS501-600
SRS501-2000
Range of measured angular rate:
±250 deg/sec
±250 deg/sec
±250 deg/sec
Bias drift at fixed temperature:
≤0.1 deg/h
≤0.6 deg/h
≤2.0 deg/h
Bias drift at changing temperature ( from -30°C till 50°C):
<0.5 deg/h
<1.5 deg/h
<5 deg/h
Scale factor repeatability:
<0.1%
<0.2%
<0.5%
Bandwidth:
>100 Hz
>100 Hz
>100 Hz
Random walk:
<0.005 deg/√h
<0.007 deg/√h
<0.01 deg/√h
Power supply1:
5V±0.25
5V±0.25
5V±0.25
Power consumption:
< 7 W
< 7 W
< 7 W
Weight (net):
0.35 kg
0.35 kg
0.35 kg
Dimensions:
dia100x30 mm
dia100x30 mm
dia100x30 mm
Output2:
RS485
RS485
RS485
Notes: 1:Optional: from 18 to 36V 2.Optional – RS232/RS422, Discrete – Unitary Code (Frequency is proportional to measured angular rate)