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2 μm Coherent Lidar at CRL/TIT

Kazuhiro Asai, Makoto Oyama, Sigeto Ogawa, Atushi Sato, and Toshikazu Itabe

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Abstract

Recent coherent Doppler lidar technologies for measurements of wind vector have been dedicated toward developments of all solid-state system beyond a wavelength of 1.4 μm. The main reasons are the following; eye- safety, reliabilities, long lifetime, high overall electrical efficiencies, good thermal management, etc. Among them, Tm (Thulium) and Ho (Holumium) doped solid-state lasers operating near 2 μm have been and continue to be favored for many of the remote sensing applications.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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