31 January 2012 Accuracy analysis of radial velocity and distance measurement based on the Doppler effect
Mindaugas Jurevicius, Robertas Urbanavicius, Jonas Skeivalas
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Abstract
We present an accuracy analysis of noncontact measurement applied for the evaluation of radial velocity and distance of a moving object. The principle of velocity and distance measurement is based on the Doppler effect. Described here are the radial velocity and distance measurement principle, as well as the approach based on the Doppler effect. The accuracy of radial velocity, and distance identification of a moving object, directly depends on the stability of a laser or other radiation source. Measurement results can also be influenced by deviations of radiation source parameters and atmospheric factors. Accuracy analysis evaluation is based on probability estimation of random mistakes methodology. Evaluated are the impact of a laser or other radiation source and atmospheric parameters crosscorrelating on the accuracy of moving object radial velocity and the distance.
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Mindaugas Jurevicius, Robertas Urbanavicius, and Jonas Skeivalas "Accuracy analysis of radial velocity and distance measurement based on the Doppler effect," Optical Engineering 51(1), 013602 (31 January 2012). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.51.1.013602
Published: 31 January 2012
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KEYWORDS
Doppler effect

Distance measurement

Transducers

Transmitters

Electromagnetism

Receivers

Error analysis

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