Two-Dimensional Laser Detection Front End Circuit and Algorithm

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This paper describes the design of a two-dimensional photoelectric detector, in which silicon photovoltaic cells are used as photoelectric receiver, and laser signal is converted into electrical signals. The weak electrical signals can be amplified by the high power low noise with variable magnification amplifier controlled by single-chip microcontroller PIC. Then using the variable attenuator MAX521 complete selectable attenuation for the analog signal. The detector is able to adapt for high-precision detection of the laser light source in the case of changes in the strength of the near and far distances and light. The practicality and detection performance of the receiver can be ensured. This two-dimensional photoelectric detector is particularly applicable to the construction site where are special requirements for some installation accuracy, which can be a good solution to the problem of excessive error of the traditional installation process.

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August 2013

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