Laser Tracking System Design Performance Test

Chun Yan Wang; Yi Bo Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.823.392

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Laser Tracking System Design Performance Test

Abstract:

To simulate the real field environment far field, to obtain the best performance of the laser measurements of the turntable tracking system to be developed, can be locked by means of the tracking of the target, the turntable adjusting the rotational angular velocity tracking system size and rotation means, so as to simulate different motion state space moving target effect on the laser irradiation to test the performance targets to achieve the targeting system performance evaluation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 823)

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Chun Yan Wang, Yi Bo Wang

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Laser Irradiation Performance, Tracking System, Turntable

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