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Metris became a member of the Nikon group
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The Laser Radar Core
The heart of the Laser Radar is a broadband frequency modulated infrared laser (100GHz modulation), which provides a robust and eye-safe signal. The upsweep and down-sweep comparison provides simultaneous range and velocity data for measurements.
The single, wide-aperture optical path maximizes signal strength and stability. Extensive signal processing extracts interference frequencies which are directly proportional to distance. The signal intensity and signal-to-noise ratio provide a built-in check that confirms measurement quality.
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Precision Beam Steering
The two-axis gimbal steers the Laser Radar through 360 degrees azimuth and 90 degrees elevation.
Standard vertical
orientation provides 90 degrees elevation range
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Top view shows the 360 degree azimuth range of
60 meters
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Horizontal orientation permits above & below measurements over a full spherical range
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Movies
Laser Radar movie
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