Dynamic characteristics of fiber optic ring resonator with different phase modulation techniques

• Responses of FORR under triangle, sawtooth and sine wave modulators are analyzed.
• Increasing of power transmission coefficient will make the resonance curves acute.
• Increasing of fiber length and modulation frequency results in oscillatory behavior.
• Optimized value of 33.4 KHz (modulation frequency) and 0.075m (fiber length) are obtained.
• Triangle wave modulation exhibits better performance than the other two techniques.

Dynamic responses of fiber optic ring resonator (FORR) under triangle wave, sawtooth wave and sine wave phase modulation techniques are analyzed. Theoretical analysis shows that the performance of the resonator is affected by the fiber length L, and when L=0.075 m, the normalized output curves can reveal the steady-state performance of the resonator, which will be used in integrated optical resonance gyro (IORG). When L=0.75 m, the normalized output curves exhibit oscillatory behavior, which becomes more serious with the further increasing of L. In addition, the normalized output curves with different modulation frequency and power transmission coefficient of fiber are also analyzed. Results show that the oscillatory behavior becomes more seriously when modulation frequency changes from 33.4 kHz to 3340 kHz, the peak value of which becomes bigger. In addition, with the increasing of the power transmission coefficient α, the resonance curves become acute which exhibit the favorable performance of the FORR exactly.