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SPIE's 1995 International Symposium on Optical Science, Engineering, and Instrumentation | 1995

Integrated optics rotation sensor (IORS) for dual use in military and commercial applications

Colleen Mary Fitzpatrick; Victor Vali; Bruce Youmans

In this paper, we present our design of an integrated optics rotation sensor (IORS). Based on rugged glass-on-silicon technology, this gyro represents a versatile, low cost approach to high tech commercialization. The IORS is suited for a number of applications, including robotics, navigation, and guidance, and as an automotive safety device. In terms of compactness and ease of use, the IORS presents an improved approach to rotation sensing over other gyro technologies. In this paper, we present the basic operation of the gyro, along with a brief explanation of its use as an automotive yaw sensor.


Optical Inspection and Micromeasurements II | 1997

Integrated Optics Rotation Sensor (IORS)

Colleen Mary Fitzpatrick; Victor Vali; Bruce Youmans; Ching Mei Yang; Michele Milbrodt; William James Minford

The Integrated Optics Rotation SEnsor (IORS) is a rugged, lightweight, and low cost gyro instrument which is currently being sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency under funding from Small Business Innovative Research/Technology Reinvestment Program. It uses glass-on- silicon optical waveguide technology. The design of the IORS is quite simple, and can potentially be adapted to a number of military and commercial applications, including yaw rate sensing for an anti-skid safety device in automobiles, rotation rate sensing for robotics, weapon aiming,and guidance of smart munitions. The basic design is presented, along with preliminary performance specifications for an IORS prototype. The characteristics of the IORS is also compared to other gyros in terms of performance, size, weight, and price.


Archive | 1992

Reduced noise fiber optic towed array and method of using same

Victor Vali; David B. Chang; I-Fu Shih


Archive | 1991

Low index of refraction optical fiber with tubular core and/or cladding

Victor Vali; David B. Chang


Archive | 1991

Output steerable optical phased array

Victor Vali; David B. Chang; Albert F. Lawrence


Archive | 1991

Antibody coated crystal chemical sensor

Victor Vali; Kenn S. Bates; David B. Chang; Brian M. Pierce


Archive | 1992

Adaptive optics using the electrooptic effect

Victor Vali; David B. Chang; I-Fu Shih; Bruce Youmans


Archive | 1990

True ground speed sensor

Patrick C. Brownrigg; David B. Chang; Victor Vali


Archive | 1991

Integrated optics gyroscope sensor

Victor Vali; Patrick C. Brownrigg; David B. Chang


Archive | 1992

Noncontact, on-line determination of phosphate layer thickness and composition of a phosphate coated surface

I-Fu Shih; David B. Chang; Victor Vali

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David B. Chang

University of Washington

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Bruce Youmans

Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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