Fibre-optic transit velocimetry using laser diode sources

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A simple fibre-based transit anemometer has been constructed using laser diode sources. A pair of single-mode optical fibres is used to facilitate the production of the input waists for the beamforming system directly and so reduce the required number of optical components. Extension to a twodimensional transverse system is straightforward.

Inspec keywords: laser velocimetry; fibre optics; anemometers; semiconductor junction lasers

Other keywords: beamforming system; two-dimensional transverse system; single-mode optical fibres; fibre-based transit anemometer; fibre optic transit velocimetry; laser diode sources

Subjects: Level, flow and volume measurement; Fibre optics; Laser applications; Laser beam applications; Velocity, acceleration and rotation measurement; Measurement instrumentation and techniques for fluid dynamics; Other fibre optical devices and techniques; Velocity, acceleration and rotation measurement

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