2022
DOI: 10.3389/fphy.2022.1037231
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Quasi-continuous time-stretched photon Doppler velocimetry

Abstract: In transient high-speed scenes such as chemical explosions, magnetic compression, electric explosion, and laser-driven flyer, the target object can accelerate from 0 to tens of km/s in a few nanoseconds. The time-stretched photon Doppler velocimetry uses the time-stretched interferometry to downscale the frequency of the Doppler shift signal in the optical domain, which breaks through the bandwidth limitations of photoelectric detectors and electrical digital to analog converters. A quasi-continuous time-stret… Show more

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“…Photon Doppler velocimetry technology is widely used in high-speed measurements and has the huge advantages of high accuracy, short time, and high resolution [14][15]. In order to further broaden the application scope of photon Doppler velocimetry technology, this paper takes multiplexed photon Doppler 3D velocimetry technology as the research goal.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Photon Doppler velocimetry technology is widely used in high-speed measurements and has the huge advantages of high accuracy, short time, and high resolution [14][15]. In order to further broaden the application scope of photon Doppler velocimetry technology, this paper takes multiplexed photon Doppler 3D velocimetry technology as the research goal.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the engineering experiments, we found that the photonic Doppler signal and highfrequency noise were collected together, and it was not easy to filter out accurately. 17 Many conventional noise filtering methods cannot completely remove the interference of highfrequency noise, even changing the signal frequency amplitude, such as wavelet filtering, moving average filtering, autocorrelation filtering, etc. Single spectrum correction technology cannot effectively correct the spectrum of high-frequency noise interference, so the corrected spectrum error is still significant.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%