China's huge missile arsenal might increase even more as Chinese military sector engineers claim a significant advance in producing fiber-optic gyroscopes. Defense engineers believe that China has developed a low-cost fiber-optic gyroscope that can be mass-produced at a computer chip manufacturing plant. This will accelerate the delivery of tactical missiles and other guided weapons to China's military arsenal.According to a report published in the Journal of Chinese Inertial Technology on February 28 by a research team led by Mao Yuzheng, a senior engineer with the Xian Flight Automatic Control Research Institute under the Aviation Industry Corporation of China, although China was making rapid progress, it was still roughly two years behind the US in this "disruptive" chip race.

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The gyroscope is essentially a large rotor mounted on light-supporting rings known as gimbals. The gimbals are equipped with frictionless bearings that separate the center rotor from external torques. The axle of the spinning wheel defines the spin axis. The rotor revolves around an axis and has three degrees of rotational freedom. It maintains the high speed rotation axis of its core rotor after achieving outstanding balancing stability at high speeds.

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