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13 September 1989 Monolithic Beam Steering For Large Aperture Laser Radar
Murray Dunn, John McCoy
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Abstract
An agile, lightweight, and diffraction-limited beam director has been developed for a proposed space based 10.6μ laser radar. The system is diffraction limited through its 30° field of regard. Preliminary tests on the 0.5 meter development device suggest that diffraction-limited optical performance and pointing accuracy can be maintained at repointing rates of 50 per second.
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Murray Dunn and John McCoy "Monolithic Beam Steering For Large Aperture Laser Radar", Proc. SPIE 1103, Laser Radar IV, (13 September 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.960559
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

LIDAR

Interferometers

Prisms

Spherical lenses

Control systems

Imaging systems

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