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Recent Developments in Guided Waves Optical Roatation Sensors

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Abstract

Passive optical rotation sensors making use of guided-waves-optics are being investigated as potentially low-cost, high-sensitivity alternatives to laser-gyroscopes. After a review of recent work in this area, an experiment demonstrating quasi-photon-noise-limited sensitivity and stability of a fiber-optics sagnac interferometer is reported. Integration of the sensor on LiNbO3 is described.

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