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Laser distance measuring is measured using a laser as a light source.It is divided into continuous laser and pulse laser according to the mode of laser operation.Gas lasers like helium-neon, argon ion, krypton cadmium and so on work in a continuous output state for phase laser ranging, dual heterogeneous GaAs semiconductor laser for infrared ranging; solid laser such as ruby, neodymium glass, for pulse laser ranging.Laser rangefinder due to the characteristics of good monochromy and strong orientation of laser, coupled with the semiconductor integration of electronic lines, compared with the photoelectric rangefinder, it can not only work day and night, but also improve the rangefinder accuracy.

An optical fiber sensor is a sensor that converts the state of the measured object into a measurable light signal. The working principle of the optical fiber sensor is to send the incident light beam from the light source into the modulator through the optical fiber. The interaction between the modulator and the external measured parameters determines the optical properties of the light, such as the intensity, wavelength, frequency, phase, polarization state, etc. It changes and becomes a modulated optical signal, which is then sent to the optoelectronic device through the optical fiber and passed through the demodulator to obtain the measured parameters. During the whole process, the light beam is introduced through the optical fiber, passes through the modulator, and then emitted. The role of the optical fiber is first to transmit the light beam, and secondly to act as an optical modulator.

Fiber coupled diode lasers provide researchers with a convenient way to couple the output of the laser to the fiber. This allows it to be delivered to specific areas, for example, fiber-coupled lasers used for skin treatment in specific areas of the skin.

Generally speaking, when people talk about infrared light sources, they are referring to light with vacuum wavelengths greater than ~700–800 nm (the upper limit of the visible wavelength range).