Igor Merkuryev

The dynamics of a vibrating ring microgyroscope operating in the forced oscillation mode is investigated. The elastic and viscous anisotropy of the resonator and the nonlinearity of oscillations are taken into consideration. Additional nonlinear terms are suggested for the mathematical model of resonator dynamics. In addition to cubic nonlinearity, nonlinearity of the fifth degree is considered. By using the Krylov – Bogolyubov averaging method, equations containing parameters characterizing damping, elastic and viscous anisotropy, as well as coefficients of oscillation nonlinearity are deduced. The parameter identification problem is reduced to solving an overdetermined system of algebraic equations that are linear in the parameters to be identified. The proposed identification method allows testing at large oscillation amplitudes corresponding to a sufficiently high signal-to-noise ratio. It is shown that taking nonlinearities into account significantly increases the accuracy of parameter identification in the case of large oscillation amplitudes.

A wave solid-state gyroscope with a cylindrical resonator and electrostatic control sensors is considered. The gyroscope dynamics mathematical model describing nonlinear oscillations of the resonator under voltage on the electrodes is used. The reference voltage causes a cubic nonlinearity and the alternating voltage causes a quadratic nonlinearity of the control forces.
Various regimes of supplying voltage to gyro sensors are investigated. For the linearization of oscillations the form of voltages on the electrodes is presented. These voltages compensate for both nonlinear oscillations of the resonator caused by electrostatic sensors and those caused by other physical and geometric factors. It is shown that the control forces have a nonlinearity that is eliminated by the voltage applied to the electrode system according to a special law.
The proposed method can be used to eliminate nonlinear oscillations and to linearize power characteristics of sensors for controlling wave solid-state gyroscopes with hemispherical, cylindrical and ring resonators.

The dynamics of a vibrating ring microgyroscope resonator with open-loop and closed feedback is investigated. We use a mathematical model of forced oscillations for thin elastic resonator, taking into account the nonlinearity coefficient, uneven stiffness, difference in Q-factors and control impact parameters. Using the Krylov–Bogolyubov averaging method, the resonator dynamics in slow variables measured by microgyroscope electronics has been investigated. Formulas with algorithmic compensation of the above defects for determining the angular velocity of the resonator under nonlinear oscillations and without feedback have been obtained. Control signals taking into account the defects are presented for feedback of the microgyroscope operating in the compensation mode of the angular velocity sensor. Numerical modeling of angular velocity determination in the operation modes considered has been carried out.