The Principle Behind Gyros in ICBMS
The ring laser gyro uses laser light to measure angular rotation.
High accuracy, with better than 0.01°/hour bias uncertainty, and mean time between failures in excess of 60,000
Advantages
ability to withstand g forces, responsiveness to changes in orientation and position
hours.![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_skXdXDsvrPj_aHS_Af6bItgcUpDc_1IWHjdxva8uv1wf7T-G8nMTmWpkwFIXuY5g-6a-kGZajbtu9NOanq3oiB4-XkbGcMacslxeeo4RtlqPYpOewJ6jec-bef-z75BZArwvFsAjhC=s0-d)
The ring laser gyro uses laser light to measure angular rotation.
High accuracy, with better than 0.01°/hour bias uncertainty, and mean time between failures in excess of 60,000
Advantages
ability to withstand g forces, responsiveness to changes in orientation and position
hours.
Principle of operation
Sagnac Effect :
Rotation induces a small difference between the time it takes light to traverse the ring in the two directions
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