A laser phase ranging module

Abstract

The invention relates to laser ranging technology, and provides a laser phase ranging module, including a laser emitting component, an echo receiving and preprocessing component, a local receiving and preprocessing component, and an FPGA processor; the FPGA processor uses a phase-locked loop to generate two Two clock frequencies f1 and f2 are divided by the clock frequency f1 to generate a square wave signal with a measuring ruler frequency fs and send it to the laser emitting component; the laser emitting component emits laser light to the target; the echo reflected by the target is received and preprocessed After processing, the component outputs a square wave A with a frequency of fs; the local receiving and preprocessing component imports the emitted laser part, and performs the same preprocessing on the imported laser as the echo receiving and preprocessing component to output square wave B; the FPGA processor uses a clock The frequency f2 reads the two square waves A and B synchronously, and calculates the target distance through data processing. The invention does not need frequency mixing processing, can realize long-distance precision distance measurement by using a measuring ruler, and is suitable for single-point distance measurement and multi-channel simultaneous distance measurement equipment.

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Technical field

[0001] The present invention relates to laser ranging technology, mainly relates to laser ranging technology using phase detection, specifically a laser phase ranging module. Background technique

[0002] The laser phase ranging technology measures the distance by detecting the phase delay caused by the target echo. Laser phase ranging often uses two optical paths, one is the target measurement optical path, and the other is the reference zero-calibration optical path in this machine. The phase difference produced by the two output waveforms corresponds to the distance value of the target. There are many phase ranging schemes, and the main difference lies in the way the photoelectric signal is processed. In the traditional laser phase ranging technology, a sine wave modulated laser is emitted, and the received echo is converted into an electrical signal through photoelectric conversion, and then mixed with a local signal using a mixer circuit to generate a low-fr...

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