Computer Science
Scientific paper
Sep 2004
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Laser Systems Technology II. Edited by Thompson, William E.; Brunson, Richard L. Proceedings of the SPIE, Volume 5413, pp. 1
Computer Science
Scientific paper
This paper discusses revolutionary laser system architecture capable of dramatically reducing the complexity of laser systems while increasing capability. The architecture includes 3 major subsystems. The first is a phased array of laser sources. The second provides wavefront control and electronic beam steering. The third is sub-aperture receiver technology. Combining these three technologies into a new laser systems architecture results in a system that has graceful degradation, can steer to as wide an angle as individual optical phased array sub-apertures can steer, and can be scaled to high power and large apertures through phasing of a number of sub-apertures.
McManamon Paul F.
Thompson William E.
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