Smith, L. (1985) Two-component laser velocity meter. Technical Report. Hydraulics Research Wallingford.
Abstract
A relatively inexpensive two component laser velocity meter has been assembled by extending a Dantec single component system with a few additional items. The most important to these extra items is a polarization separator. The separation of the two velocity components is achieved by producing two orthogonal sets of crossing laser beams intersecting at a single measuring point, and then polarizing each set differently.
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