Optics: measuring and testing – Lamp beam direction or pattern
Patent
1984-02-16
1986-06-24
Rosenberger, R. A.
Optics: measuring and testing
Lamp beam direction or pattern
374137, C01J 100
Patent
active
045964610
ABSTRACT:
An in-line concurrent diagnostic analyzer for laser beams. An aperature mor splits the initial laser beam into two beams. The reflected portion of the initial beam follows path 1. Along path 1, an aliquot of the path 1 beam is reflected into a time history sensor. The majority of the path 1 beam ignites a plasma to mark beam arrival time at the target. The aperatured beam strikes and heats a calorimeter mirror, which records the energy of the incident beam. About 99 percent of the aperatured beam then passes to a specially designed (thin, with a short diffusion time) mirror attached to thermocouples to record the energy profile of the beam. The beam is reflected by the special mirror onto the target. A Third sensor detects any breakdown at the target surface.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3399568 (1968-09-01), Wilson
patent: 4190327 (1980-02-01), Hughes
patent: 4422725 (1983-12-01), Prewo
DeRosa John L.
Wieting Terence J.
Beers Robert F.
Edelberg Barry A.
Rosenberger R. A.
Sheinbein Sol
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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