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Loss and gyroscopic sensing using Rayleigh scattering in a fiber ring resonator

Luc Thévenaz
1999
Conference Papers

Abstract

Rayleigh backscattering measurements on a fiber ring resonator enables to monitor loss and gyroscopic motion experienced by the ring. This easy-to-use technique yields to very sensitive fiber loss sensors and polarization-insensitive and low-cost gyroscopes.

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