Abstract
2 μm solid-state lasers are the primary choice for coherent Doppler wind detection. As wind lidars, they are used for wake vortex and clear air turbulence detection providing air transport safety. In addition, 2 μm lasers are one of the candidates for CO2 detection lidars. The rich CO2 absorption line around 2 μm, combined with the long upper state lifetime, has made Ho based 2 μm lasers a viable candidate for CO2 sensing DIAL instrument. As a transmitter for a coherent wind lidar, this laser has stringent spectral line width and beam quality requirements.
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