Laser diode arrays for naval reconnaissance

Holloway, John H.; Crosby, Frank J.; Petee, Danny A.; Suiter, Harold R.; Witherspoon, Ned H.

doi:10.1117/12.500656

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“…The detector used was a second-generation ICCD, featuring gating width 7μs and the farthest imaging range up to 49 km. 1998-2005 U.S. Navy Coastal Systems Center launched a space-based coastal investigative project (ALRT), which used active imaging technology to detect coastal minefield [5] and the prototype system is shown in Figure 1. Its lighting device underwent three prototype stages: ALDAI-P, ALDAI-C, and ALDAI-W.…”

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Review of development of laser active imaging technology in China and foreign countries

Yi¹,

Zhao

2014

SPIE Proceedings

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Range-gated laser active imaging technology is an effective way to image detection and precise tracking of remote, dark, and small targets that overcomes the shortcomings of passive visible or infrared imaging technology, thus has important practical value and broad application prospects in the military. The paper based on the analysis of its principle, technical advantages and key technologies focus on the typical systems under atmospheric conditions at home and abroad and the latest research results, and discusses the development trends of this technology.

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