Re: designing a laser rangefinder
- From: "Ingeniur" <ing@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2005 15:17:30 +1300
"erique82" <eric_rsaup@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi, i'm wondering if anyone here has ever attempted/successfully
> designed a rangefinder? i'm designing one currently based on phase
> measurement, but i'm just not so sure if it will work out. I greatly
> appreciate ideas and suggestions . My questions are:
> 1. is it ok to use a normal laser pointer as a transmitter? if i do
> need to modulate it, then to what frequency should i modulate it to as
> so an electronic receiver circuit can detect it?
Depends on the distance - how far do you want to go? A mile or so and you
need CO2 - to teh street then maybe HeNe - in the lab then a pointer.
>
You really need to understand Interferometers if you are doing this work.
The better coherence a laser has the more chance of success. You will need a
MM Interfeometer. Also a Bragg Cell probably an RF down-convertor (and
amplifier) and a PLL.
Ing
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