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Ranging: Dogfight

1) Lidar uses laser pulses to measure distance by timing their reflection from targets. 2) Common wavelengths are 1064nm and 532nm for different applications like ocean floor mapping. 3) Lidar measures range and target properties by calculating the time for laser pulses to reflect off objects.

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Ranging: Dogfight

1) Lidar uses laser pulses to measure distance by timing their reflection from targets. 2) Common wavelengths are 1064nm and 532nm for different applications like ocean floor mapping. 3) Lidar measures range and target properties by calculating the time for laser pulses to reflect off objects.

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