Device for receiving or transmitting radiation

Aeronautics and astronautics – Missile stabilization or trajectory control – Automatic guidance

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F41G 714, F41G 700

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041051742

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for directing electromagnetic radiation such as a laser beam in a gyro-stabilized direction. The apparatus includes a supporting means on which is fixedly mounted an optical lens having a predetermined focal length and also an element for either detecting the radiation when the apparatus is used to receive the gyro-stabilized beam or for emitting the radiation when the apparatus is used to transmit a gyro-stabilized beam. A mirror is also provided which is mounted on the axis of the lens and, via a cardanic suspension, to the support. The mirror is rotated in its own plane to function as a gyro motor and the beam of radiation is directed so as to impinge upon the reflecting surface of the mirror. Also, the mirror is located at a distance which is one-half the distance of the focal length of the lens from the focal plane of such lens, and the mirror is pivotable about a pivot point on the axis of the lens.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2963973 (1960-12-01), Estey
patent: 3434354 (1969-03-01), Voge

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