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26 January 2005 Analysis of the disturbance of remote aerial detector induced by laser
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Abstract
It is important to study the interaction effect between laser and photoelectric detector. In most of the laser detecting systems, laser must irradiate the photoelectric detector. The detector will be saturated or damaged easily if the fluence of the laser is higher than the saturation threshold of the detector. Now, many photoelectric detectors are used in space. To achieve their interaction, "Cat’s eye" effect is applied to find and locate the remote aerial detector by laser. The possibility and mechanism of disturbance to remote aerial detector induced by laser are analyzed, and the factors of influence are also analyzed. The fluence of laser on the photoactive area of remote aerial detector is estimated. With two samples of CCD and TV tracking system, the mechanism of soft damage to CCD and TV tracking system induced by laser are introduced. The saturation of CCD and crosstalk of CCD are the main reasons of disturbance. When the tracking system is used in wave-door tracking mode, it will lose its tracking target if the saturation or crosstalk of CCD can enter into wave-door. At last, the influence to disturbance induced by atmosphere effect is also analyzed.
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Jianmin Zhou, Jin Guo, and Youyu Fu "Analysis of the disturbance of remote aerial detector induced by laser", Proc. SPIE 5627, High-Power Lasers and Applications III, (26 January 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.569231
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Charge-coupled devices

Remote sensing

Atmospheric propagation

Imaging systems

Laser scattering

Laser video displays

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