论文信息 - Design of a lidar receiver with fiber-optic output.

Design of a lidar receiver with fiber-optic output.

Design considerations for a coaxial lidar receiver are examined, including details of coupling to an optical fiber for transfer of return light to a remote detector box. Attention is concentrated on the influence of fiber position on return-light capture efficiency and dynamic range of the return signal. The effect of a central obstruction on short-range signals is included. The analysis is augmented with simulations of lidar receiver performance.

J R Jenness | D B Lysak | C R Philbrick

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