“…The intensity incident on the detector is I= I 1 + I 2 + 2 2 1 I I cos(2ft), where I 1 is reference leg intensity, and I 2 is moving leg intensity. The detector converts this into a voltage that is AC filtered to result in a signal amplitude (peak to peak) of 4 2 …”
“…The intensity incident on the detector is I= I 1 + I 2 + 2 2 1 I I cos(2ft), where I 1 is reference leg intensity, and I 2 is moving leg intensity. The detector converts this into a voltage that is AC filtered to result in a signal amplitude (peak to peak) of 4 2 …”
“…A similar system is described in Ref. 6. It is expected that the target can be tracked to within about + 50 m with reference to the chamber center.…”
“…By tracking the centroid of the Poisson spot with a highspeed digital camera, the position of the target can be calculated to a high degree of accuracy. 3 The transverse tracking method consists of a collimated, low-power HeNe laser that follows the target along its downward trajectory. A beam diameter of 1 cm ensures the target remains entirely within the beam throughout its flight.…”
“…3 First, a laser-based tracking system sights along the target's flight path and uses Poisson spot information to determine the target's transverse position. Second, a timing and triggering system, using discrete crossing sensors, provides the necessary timing to trigger a glint laser and other time-critical components.…”
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