论文信息 - Compensation of the optical Kerr effect in fiber-optic gyroscopes.

Compensation of the optical Kerr effect in fiber-optic gyroscopes.

We describe theoretically and demonstrate experimentally the principle of a simple technique to reduce substantially the Kerr-induced rotation-rate error in fiber-optic gyroscopes. It consists of modulating the source intensity to adjust the nonlinear interaction between the counterpropagating waves.

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