Device for measuring an angular deviation by heterodyne detectio

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Photocell controls its own optical systems

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250578, 356152, G01J 120

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ABSTRACT:
A device for measuring an angular deviation by a space-time modulated heterodyne detection comprising a coherent optical radiation transmitter pointed at a target, a local transmitter of a coherent optical radiation having the same wavelength as the preceding radiation, a photovoltaic detector, means for focussing at a point on said detector the radiation reflected by the target, and means for converting the radiation of the local transmitter into a parallel beam and causing said parallel beam to impinge perpendicularly on the surface of said detector, wherein the means for space-time modulating the heterodyne detection are interposed in the path of the radiation from the local transmitter.

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