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We consider two types of ring gyro operation which are designed to reduce the lock-in threshold and to bias the gyro away from the dead band, respectively. In the phase-conjugate ring gyro, the two lasing modes are coherently coupled and mutually phase-conjugated. The coherent phase relationship between the two modes provides the basis for resisting the frequency pulling due to backscattering. In the photorefractive-biased ring laser gyro, the nonreciprocal optical transmission leads to a split in both oscillation frequency and intensity. This splitting provides the bias for operation away from the dead zone.
Pochi Yeh andM. Khoshnevisan
"Phase-Conjugate Ring Gyros And Photorefractive-Biased Ring Gyros", Proc. SPIE 0487, Physics of Optical Ring Gyros, (4 October 1984); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.943254
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Pochi Yeh, M. Khoshnevisan, "Phase-Conjugate Ring Gyros And Photorefractive-Biased Ring Gyros," Proc. SPIE 0487, Physics of Optical Ring Gyros, (4 October 1984); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.943254