Fiber optic gyro for space applications. Results of R&amp;D and flight tests

Korkishko, Yu. N.; Fedorov, V. A.; Prilutskiy, V. E.; Ponomarev, V. G.; Morev, I. V.; Obuhovich, D. V.; Кострицкий, С. М.; Zuev, A.I.; Varnakov, V. K.; Belashenko, A.V.; Yakimov, E. N.; Titov, G.V.; Овчинников, А. В.; Abdul'minov, I. B.; Latyntsev, S.V.

doi:10.1109/isiss.2016.7435539

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“…Pointing and Vibration Control Platform (PVCP), a mitigation technique, integrates pointing with vibration isolation to reduce the disturbance [72], [73]. Interferometric Fiber Optic Gyroscope (IFOG) [74] and Fiber optic Gyro (FOG) [75] are introduced to improve the stabilization system. FOG can effectively extend beacon-aided acquisition beyond Mars [76].…”

Section: Pointing Acquisition and Tracking (Pat)mentioning

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“…Coarse Pointing Assembly (CPA) and Fine Pointing Assembly (FPA) [89], [90] assist in synchronizing the receiver's antenna and the sender's laser beam, and 2-axis gimbals to orient an optical payload towards the receiving spacecraft antenna [72], [73]. Moreover, an anti-vibration mechanism is pivotal to maintain accurate pointing, for instance, the usage of FOG [75] to improve the stabilization system.…”

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A Roadmap Toward a Unified Space Communication Architecture

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In recent years, the number of space exploration missions has multiplied. Such an increase raises the question of effective communication between the multitude of human-made objects spread across our solar system. An efficient and scalable communication architecture presents multiple challenges, including the distance between planetary entities, their motion and potential obstruction, the limited available payload on satellites, and the high mission cost. This paper brings together recent relevant specifications, standards, mission demonstrations, and the most recent proposals to develop a unified architecture for deep-space internetworked communication. After characterizing the transmission medium and its unique challenges, we explore the available communication technologies and frameworks to establish a reliable communication architecture across the solar system. We then draw an evolutive roadmap for establishing a scalable communication architecture. This roadmap builds upon the mission-centric communication architectures in the upcoming years towards a fully interconnected network or InterPlanetary Internet (IPN). We finally discuss the tools available to develop such an architecture in the short, medium, and long terms. The resulting architecture cross-supports space agencies on the solar system-scale while significantly decreasing space communication costs. Through this analysis, we derive the critical research questions remaining for creating the IPN regarding the considerable challenges of space communication.

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“…This type of system, thanks to the lack of moving parts and low sensitivity to vibrations or acceleration, is the base of many modern inertial navigation systems in aviation, maritime, defense, satellite or space applications. [57][58][59][60] FOG benefits from the wide emission spectrum as the low time coherence reduces the noise of the measurement appearing due to the interference of light reflected or backscattered (Rayleigh scattering) in the optical system. 61 From the point of view of FOG, the blue-green light sources open up the possibility to use plastic optical fibers (POF) as the core of the system.…”

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Review—Review on Optimization and Current Status of (Al,In)GaN Superluminescent Diodes

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ECS J. Solid State Sci. Technol.

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Superluminescent diodes represent a device type which can fill the gap between light emitting diodes (LEDs) and laser diodes. The light generation based on Amplified Spontaneous Emission promotes high brilliance of the light source (better than in case of LEDs), and by this efficient light harnessing e.g. coupling to optical fibers. At the same time the low time coherence of the light reduces the interference effects, unfavorable in applications such as Optical Coherence Tomography or in direct image projection. This article reviews the development process and the current status of nitride superluminescent diodes, from their first introduction in 2009 until present.

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Parameter optimization for noise performance in time-division multiplexing fiber optic gyroscopes

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Jin

2022

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Fiber optic gyro for space applications. Results of R&D and flight tests

Cited by 7 publications

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A Roadmap Toward a Unified Space Communication Architecture

A Roadmap Toward a Unified Space Communication Architecture

Review—Review on Optimization and Current Status of (Al,In)GaN Superluminescent Diodes

Parameter optimization for noise performance in time-division multiplexing fiber optic gyroscopes

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