Multi-velocity component LDV

Optics: measuring and testing – Velocity or velocity/height measuring – With light detector

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G01P 336

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055261094

ABSTRACT:
A laser doppler velocimeter uses frequency shifting of a laser beam to provide signal information for each velocity component. A composite electrical signal generated by a light detector is digitized and a processor produces a discrete Fourier transform based on the digitized electrical signal. The transform includes two peak frequencies corresponding to the two velocity components.

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