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6 August 1997 Fiber-optic-coupled gimballed laser spotlight
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Abstract
Recent advances in high powered laser diodes and fiber optic coupling a low efficient integration of laser systems into existing gimbal systems. A high power, divergent beam can be used to illuminate a scene providing enhanced performance in poor weather, the recording of registry and augmentation to existing night vision devices. This paper describes the enabling technologies, applications and performance or recording alphanumeric.
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John Lester Miller, Robert J. Ireland, John Kelley, and James E. Byars "Fiber-optic-coupled gimballed laser spotlight", Proc. SPIE 3065, Laser Radar Technology and Applications II, (6 August 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.281008
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KEYWORDS
Night vision

Eye

Fiber optics

Semiconductor lasers

Nominal ocular hazard distance

Diodes

Safety

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