US Patent 7119906 Optical remote sensor with differential Doppler motion compensation
Patent 7119906 was granted and assigned to Hrl Laboratories, Llc on October, 2006 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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David M. Pepper0
Gilmore J. Dunning0
Monica Minden0
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A system and a method for remotely sensing global motion of an ensemble of dynamically moving scattering sites. The system comprising a scattering medium under inspection, an optical transceiver and a detector in a double-pass geometry.
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US Patent 07119906 Optical remote sensor with differential Doppler motion compensation US Patent 7119906 Optical remote sensor with differential Doppler motion compensation
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071199060
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October 10, 2006
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107892600
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February 26, 2004
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US Patent 07119906 Optical remote sensor with differential Doppler motion compensation
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07119906
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