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Using a Novel Wideband Doppler Detection Technique in CO2-Lidars with Low Frequency Laser Stability

D.V. Stoyanov, V.S. Marinov, B.M. Bratanov, V.N. Naboko, and E.V. Stoykova

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Abstract

Ground-based CO2 Doppler lidars, operating at low frequency laser stability may be created using wideband detection technique as in airborne systems [1,2]. Such approach is one of the effective ways to develop low cost coherent lidars for atmospheric remote technologies. A novel wideband Doppler detection method was developed and tested by us in [3, 4]. Here we describe our ground-based CO2 coherent lidar system for wind and backscattering measurements, based on this new method.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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