Lock-in frequency improvement of ring laser gyro using a low - scattering mirror |
Jo, Min-Sik
(Technology Research Center, Agency for Defense Development)
Shim, Kyu-Min (Technology Research Center, Agency for Defense Development) Kwon, Yong-Yool (Technology Research Center, Agency for Defense Development) Chung, Tae-Ho (Technology Research Center, Agency for Defense Development) Oh, Moon-Su (Technology Research Center, Agency for Defense Development) Lee, Soo-Sang (Center for photonics & Communications, Institute for Advanced Engineering) Cho, Hyun-Ju (Center for photonics & Communications, Institute for Advanced Engineering) Son, Seong-Hyun (Center for photonics & Communications, Institute for Advanced Engineering) Moon, Gun (Center for photonics & Communications, Institute for Advanced Engineering) Lee, Jae-Chul (Center for photonics & Communications, Institute for Advanced Engineering) |
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