A compact laser rangefinder has been developed, which incorporates a sealed-off pulsed CO(2) TEA laser and uses direct (i.e., nonheterodyne) detection. This device is essentially eye safe and benefits from the superior atmospheric transmission at 10.6-microm wavelength. Design parameters are presented and illustrated, and system performance is discussed.
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