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19 May 2006 Active Range of the Optical Systems Test Facility at MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Leaf A. Jiang, David R. Schue, David C. Harrison, Alexander G. Hayes, Eric L. Hines, Jonathan M. Richardson, Kenneth J. Schultz
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Abstract
The Active Range of the Optical Systems Test Facility was established in 2003 to allow for rapid development and demonstration of active electro-optic technology in a system context, investigate critical phenomenology issues in a repeatable environment, and enhance expertise in electro-optic technology. The test facility consists of four major parts: a control room, a 50-m range with installed ladar systems, a far-field emulator comprising of a 1-m primary mirror and zoom optics, and a dynamic target manipulator for full-scale (1-m) targets. This paper will focus on the capabilities of the Optical Systems Test Facility and present some examples of laser radar experiments and data taken in the range.
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Leaf A. Jiang, David R. Schue, David C. Harrison, Alexander G. Hayes, Eric L. Hines, Jonathan M. Richardson, and Kenneth J. Schultz "Active Range of the Optical Systems Test Facility at MIT Lincoln Laboratory", Proc. SPIE 6214, Laser Radar Technology and Applications XI, 62140Q (19 May 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.666714
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KEYWORDS
LIDAR

Zoom lenses

Optical testing

Mirrors

Radar

Electro optics

Receivers

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