• Infrared and Laser Engineering
  • Vol. 49, Issue 6, 20190414 (2020)
Zhao Taifei1、2、*, Wang Shiqi1、2, Liu Kun1、2, and Li Xingshan3
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    DOI: 10.3788/irla20190414 Cite this Article
    Zhao Taifei, Wang Shiqi, Liu Kun, Li Xingshan. Backscattering echo characteristics of haze detected by ultraviolet laser[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2020, 49(6): 20190414 Copy Citation Text show less
    Ultraviolet laser backscattering model for detecting haze
    Fig. 1. Ultraviolet laser backscattering model for detecting haze
    Ultraviolet laser scattering probability distribution
    Fig. 2. Ultraviolet laser scattering probability distribution
    UV laser backscattering impulse response
    Fig. 3. UV laser backscattering impulse response
    PM2.5 concentration 100 µg/m3
    Fig. 4. PM2.5 concentration 100 µg/m3
    PM2.5 concentration 300 µg/m3
    Fig. 5. PM2.5 concentration 300 µg/m3
    PM2.5 concentration 500 µg/m3
    Fig. 6. PM2.5 concentration 500 µg/m3
    Backscattering echo peak power of laser pulses with different widths
    Fig. 7. Backscattering echo peak power of laser pulses with different widths
    Backscattering echo half-height full width of laser pulses with different widths
    Fig. 8. Backscattering echo half-height full width of laser pulses with different widths
    Backscattering echo peak delay of laser pulses with different widths
    Fig. 9. Backscattering echo peak delay of laser pulses with different widths
    ParameterValue
    Laser wavelength/nm266
    Laser divergence angle/mrad5
    Emission optical lens diameter/mm12
    Receiving optical lens diameter/mm25
    Emission photon number106
    HHaze Haze concentration/µgm−3100, 300, 500
    Table 1. Partial simulation parameter
    Zhao Taifei, Wang Shiqi, Liu Kun, Li Xingshan. Backscattering echo characteristics of haze detected by ultraviolet laser[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2020, 49(6): 20190414
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