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Weapon effect simulators



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US Patent 4373916
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February 15, 1983
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In a weapon effect simulator a low peak power laser projector emits one millisecond bursts of radiation, each burst having either pulse or continuous wave modulation at 170 kHz. A detector for sensing the radiation has several photocells connected in parallel to a single amplifier, and includes a band pass filter tuned to 170 kHz (chosen in harmonic relationship to the modulation frequency) and having a pass band of 2 kHz (inversely related to the duration of each radiation burst).
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February 15, 1983
Application Number
06/229,602
Filed
January 8, 1981
US Classification
434/22  
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F41G   3/00   (20060101)   F41G   3/26   (20060101)  
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May 25, 1979 [GB] 7918367
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434/22   434/21   273/310  
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