Standard Lidar Scanners And Electro-Optical-Mechanical Systems
Description
DFM Engineering is a leading supplier of custom system components to the companies that are defining the parameters and creating new uses for LIDAR technology. With experience in custom-designing and building high quality, research-gradetelescopes since 1978, we deliver the proven components you need for a competitive edge. Our elevation-over-azimuth scanner design gives you full sky coverage with PC computer control. We include full documentation and software source code written in high level language for easier customization and maintenance. No matter which direction LIDAR development takes you, look to DFM Engineering for scanners and accessories, including Optics-In-A-Box™ beam expanders/compressors.
Standard Lidar Scanners And Electro-Optical-Mechanical Systems
Specifications |
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| Laser Wavelength: | -- nm |
| Scanning Angle: | 60 deg |
| Scanning Frequency Range: | 1-10Hz |
| Angular Resolution: | 60 deg |
| Measurement Range: | 1-1m |
| Distance Resolution: | -- mm |
Applications
pollution monitoring and enforcement
fugitive dust detection
clear air turbulence and meteorological research
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Frequently Asked Questions
The purpose of these systems is to provide custom system components for companies working with LIDAR technology.
The elevation-over-azimuth scanner design includes two flat mirrors mounted in an elevation-over-azimuth configuration.
The scanners offer a pointing resolution of 1/100 degree.
Yes, the scanners offer custom capabilities for remote sensing applications.
These systems are suitable for applications such as pollution monitoring, fugitive dust detection, clear air turbulence, and meteorological research.