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Martin Hinz
Researcher at Carl Zeiss AG
Publications - 2
Citations - 159
Martin Hinz is an academic researcher from Carl Zeiss AG. The author has contributed to research in topics: Beam parameter product & Laser beam quality. The author has an hindex of 1, co-authored 2 publications receiving 83 citations.
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In-Orbit Performance of the GRACE Follow-on Laser Ranging Interferometer.
Klaus Abich,Alexander Abramovici,Bengie Amparan,Andreas Baatzsch,Brian Bachman Okihiro,David C Barr,Maxime P Bize,C. Bogan,Claus Braxmaier,Michael J Burke,Kenneth Clark,Christian Dahl,Katrin Dahl,Karsten Danzmann,Mike A Davis,Glenn de Vine,Jeffrey Dickson,S. Dubovitsky,Andreas Eckardt,Thomas Ester,Germán Fernández Barranco,R. Flatscher,Frank Flechtner,William M. Folkner,Samuel Francis,Martin S. Gilbert,Frank Gilles,Martin Gohlke,Nicolas Grossard,Burghardt Guenther,Philipp Hager,Jerome Hauden,Frank Heine,Gerhard Heinzel,M Herding,Martin Hinz,James Howell,Mark Katsumura,Marina Kaufer,William Klipstein,Alexander Koch,Micah Kruger,Kameron Larsen,Anton Lebeda,Arnold Lebeda,Thomas Leikert,Carl Christian Liebe,Jehhal Liu,Lynette Lobmeyer,Christoph Mahrdt,T. Mangoldt,Kirk McKenzie,Malte Misfeldt,Phillip R Morton,Vitali Müller,Alex Murray,Don J Nguyen,K. Nicklaus,Robert Pierce,Joshua Ravich,Gretchen Reavis,J. Reiche,Josep Sanjuan,Daniel Schütze,Christoph Seiter,Daniel A. Shaddock,Benjamin Sheard,Michael Sileo,Robert Spero,Gary D. Spiers,G. Stede,Michelle Stephens,Andrew J. Sutton,Joseph Trinh,Kai Voss,Duo Wang,Rabi T. Wang,Brent Ware,Henry Wegener,Steve Windisch,Christopher Woodruff,Bernd Zender,Marcus Zimmermann +82 more
TL;DR: The Laser Ranging Interferometer (LRI) instrument on the GRACE Follow-On mission has provided the first laser interferometric range measurements between remote spacecraft, separated by approximately 220 km.
Patent
Method for determining incident direction of laser beam, involves striking laser beam on pyramid that is provided with three side surfaces, whose surfaces are designed as reflective, where each side surface is associated with light sensor
Martin Hinz,Karl Johannes Babel +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, a laser beam is struck on a pyramid with three side surfaces, whose surfaces are designed to be reflective, and each side surface is associated with a light sensor, while the laser beam striking on the side surfaces is reflected as the laser parts.