Effect of the longitudinal-mode characteristics on the stability of fiber-optic laser Doppler velocimeters

Keisuke Kojima; Kazuo Kyuma; Takashi Nakayama

doi:10.1364/OFS.1985.ThEE4

Optical Fiber Sensors
(Optica Publishing Group, 1985),
paper ThEE4
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OFS.1985.ThEE4

Effect of the longitudinal-mode characteristics on the stability of fiber-optic laser Doppler velocimeters

Keisuke Kojima, Kazuo Kyuma, and Takashi Nakayama

Optical Fiber Sensors 1985

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K. Kojima, K. Kyuma, and T. Nakayama, "Effect of the longitudinal-mode characteristics on the stability of fiber-optic laser Doppler velocimeters," in Optical Fiber Sensors, (Optica Publishing Group, 1985), paper ThEE4.

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Abstract

The longitudinal-mode characteristics of laser sources strongly affect the performance of fiber-optic laser Doppler velocimeters (LDVs).¹ We report here the effects of the mode competition and mode hopping of laser sources on the stability of LDVs.

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