DOI 10.17586/0021-3454-2025-68-1-56-66
UDC 681.78
DEPENDENCE OF A QUANTUM ROTATION SENSOR CHARACTERISTICS ON CHANGES IN PARAMETERS OF THE OPTICAL ELEMENTS
Concern CSRI Elektropribor, JSC, Saint Petersburg, 197046, Russian Federation; ITMO University, Saint Petersburg, 197101, Russian Federation; Design Engineer; PhD Student
M. I. Evstifeev
Concern “CSRI Elektropribor” JSC, Saint Petersburg, 197046, Russian Federation; Head of section
Abstract. For a quantum sensor of rotation, the influence of displacements of the optical system elements on the radiation power imparted to the ensemble of atoms of the working substance located in the gas cell is considered. Based on obtained data, changes in the accuracy characteristics of the quantum rotation sensor are analyzed. Linear and angular displacements of the elements of the optical system of the device are investigated. Cell parameters are identified that allow achieving insensitivity of the accuracy characteristics of the quantum rotation sensor to linear displacements of the elements of the optical system by up to 0.15 mm.
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