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FM-CW laser radar at 10.6 microns

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Thesis 13 Nov 2012 English
Authors: Chance, Thomas Henry;

handle: 10945/17025

FM-CW laser radar at 10.6 microns

Abstract

The feasibility of a continuous -wave frequency-modulated radar with a CO- laser as a transmitting source was investigated. A developmental system was constructed and tested and the feasibility of an optical radar utilizing coherent detection at 10.6 microns was demonstrated. The radar had the capability of instantaneous range and velocity determination,

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http://archive.org/details/fmcwlaserradartm1094517025

Lieutenant, United States Navy

Keywords

Lidar, Optical Coherent Detection, FM-CW Optical Radar, Optical Radar, Laser Radar

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