1 January 1993 Multichannel optical spectrum analyzer for laser Doppler signals, using a liquid crystal spatial light modulator
Tomoaki Eiju, Thomas H. Barnes, Kiyofumi Matsuda, Shigeru Kokaji
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Abstract
A novel optical signal processor has been developed for analyzing laser Doppler velocimeter output signals. Optical Fourier transform techniques are used to determine the spectrum of the laser Doppler signals, with a liquid crystal spatial light modulator used as the input device to the optical system. The optical Fourier transform is one dimensional, performed by an anamorphic lens system that performs a Fourier transform in the horizontal direction of the input plane while imaging in the vertical direction. The system is therefore capable of simultaneously analyzing multiple laser Doppler input signals. The capabilities of the system are demonstrated using both synthetic computer-generated input signals and "real" input data obtained from a laser Doppler velocimeter.
Tomoaki Eiju, Thomas H. Barnes, Kiyofumi Matsuda, and Shigeru Kokaji "Multichannel optical spectrum analyzer for laser Doppler signals, using a liquid crystal spatial light modulator," Optical Engineering 32(1), (1 January 1993). https://doi.org/10.1117/12.60065
Published: 1 January 1993
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KEYWORDS
Laser Doppler velocimetry

Fourier transforms

Signal processing

Liquid crystals

Doppler effect

Spectrum analysis

Imaging systems

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