Optics: measuring and testing – Angle measuring or angular axial alignment – With photodetection remote from measured angle
Patent
1989-04-20
1991-04-23
Arnold, Bruce Y.
Optics: measuring and testing
Angle measuring or angular axial alignment
With photodetection remote from measured angle
350 36, 350 372, 356 5, G02B 532, G01C 308
Patent
active
050095021
ABSTRACT:
A focusing, collimating, and beamsplitting test system for testing laser rangefinders for their beam quality, ranging accuracy, and sight unit alignment. The system includes holographic optical elements in place of conventional mirrors, lenses and beamsplitters. The advantages of this system are that it not only reduces the size and weight of optical elements, but also reduces the number of required elements. Consequently, the resulting test equipment requires less labor to assemble and is more compact and much lighter than conventional test systems.
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Arns James A.
Chang David B.
Moss Gaylord E.
Shih I-Fu
Smith Ronald T.
Arnold Bruce Y.
Denson-Low Wanda
Hughes Aircraft Company
Ryan J. P.
Sales Michael W.
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