2018
DOI: 10.1109/jsen.2018.2849716
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Design and Performance of a Laser-Based Compact Position Sensor for Long Standoff Distance

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“…In order to solve the problem of reducing the accuracy of long-distance measurement, the optical structure design and software algorithm compensation can be improved. Ravi [5] used a double mirror folded optical structure to design a compact laser sensor to realize long-distance measurement, but the accuracy is still low. Li [6] took DOPC technology for wavefront aberration correction to reduce the drift caused by disturbance during beam propagation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to solve the problem of reducing the accuracy of long-distance measurement, the optical structure design and software algorithm compensation can be improved. Ravi [5] used a double mirror folded optical structure to design a compact laser sensor to realize long-distance measurement, but the accuracy is still low. Li [6] took DOPC technology for wavefront aberration correction to reduce the drift caused by disturbance during beam propagation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Standoff Distance (SD), and at certain pre-defined angle i.e. impingement angle [5]. The inner diameter of the jets is considered the paramount parameter since it determines the final speed and cross-sectional areas of the jet for a particular gas stress.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A noncontact optical sensing system has been developing rapidly and pushes the exploitation of new applications including motion tracking, pilotless automobile, precision machining, and laser radars. In these applications, noncontact optical measurements come in a wide variety of displacements, angles, frequencies, sizes, shapes, and so forth, which could be realized by a special photodetector called position-sensitive detector (PSD). The working principle of PSD is built on lateral photoelectrical effect, and the existing PSDs are mainly constructed on Si-PN/PIN junctions. High spatial resolution (<1 μm) and fast response (∼μs) are the advantages of PSD in optical measurements. Most of the sensing applications require the working wavelength of the sensing system at infrared (IR) region, especially at optical communication band (1330–1550 nm), for the purpose of eye safety.…”
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