D. Borodulin, Y. Broslavets, P. V. Larionov, E.A. Milikov, V. Semenov, A.B. Tarasenko, V. Uspensky, A. A. Fomichev
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A technique has been developed for optimizing the triple uniaxial angular velocity meters configuration for object's permissible angular velocities asymmetric conditions. In general case, the technique leads to the problem of a conditional extremum finding. With its application the use of FFLG with a small operating measurement range can be expanded to the fast one-axis rotation case. A solution to the formulated optimization problem is proposed. The requirements for the FFLG measurements range are reduced by 2.5 times.