LADAR applications for orbital debris removal:
This Spotlight describes the operational principle of an instrument based on the LADAR equation and summaries the requirements for debris removal. It discusses key LADAR components, such as lasers, detectors, and scanning optics, in terms of their performance in a space environment. The different ty...
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Zusammenfassung: | This Spotlight describes the operational principle of an instrument based on the LADAR equation and summaries the requirements for debris removal. It discusses key LADAR components, such as lasers, detectors, and scanning optics, in terms of their performance in a space environment. The different types of LADAR are compared under different mission scenarios. A design of a compact space rangefinder is given as an example to explain basic design considerations. A design of an unobstructed 360-deg scanning LADAR is described to illustrate the benefits of a novel design for a mission that requires a wide FOV. Finally, some hybrid concepts that use scanning optics on the launching side and camera optics on the return side are discussed; they utilize the fact that there are no other objects around space debris that contribute solar background signal to gain performance while minimizing the MVP requirements |
Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (xi, 32 pages) illustrations |
ISBN: | 9781628416763 9781510600300 9781510600317 |
DOI: | 10.1117/3.2225994 |
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spelling | Zhu, Xiang Verfasser aut LADAR applications for orbital debris removal by Xiang Zhu Bellingham, Washington SPIE 2015 1 online resource (xi, 32 pages) illustrations txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier SPIE spotlight SL08 SPIE Digital Library This Spotlight describes the operational principle of an instrument based on the LADAR equation and summaries the requirements for debris removal. It discusses key LADAR components, such as lasers, detectors, and scanning optics, in terms of their performance in a space environment. The different types of LADAR are compared under different mission scenarios. A design of a compact space rangefinder is given as an example to explain basic design considerations. A design of an unobstructed 360-deg scanning LADAR is described to illustrate the benefits of a novel design for a mission that requires a wide FOV. Finally, some hybrid concepts that use scanning optics on the launching side and camera optics on the return side are discussed; they utilize the fact that there are no other objects around space debris that contribute solar background signal to gain performance while minimizing the MVP requirements Optical radar Space debris Electronic books https://doi.org/10.1117/3.2225994 Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext |
spellingShingle | Zhu, Xiang LADAR applications for orbital debris removal Optical radar Space debris |
title | LADAR applications for orbital debris removal |
title_auth | LADAR applications for orbital debris removal |
title_exact_search | LADAR applications for orbital debris removal |
title_full | LADAR applications for orbital debris removal by Xiang Zhu |
title_fullStr | LADAR applications for orbital debris removal by Xiang Zhu |
title_full_unstemmed | LADAR applications for orbital debris removal by Xiang Zhu |
title_short | LADAR applications for orbital debris removal |
title_sort | ladar applications for orbital debris removal |
topic | Optical radar Space debris |
topic_facet | Optical radar Space debris |
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