If the calibration samples are on the rover, is the laser capable of damaging the body of the rover itself in the case of a misfire? How many times can the samples be "lased" before they get used up?
@looksintolasers I got this response form Jen Blank: "The laser will fire at low energies - less than 15 mJ - and won't damage the rover. It might take off a little paint, though, if the aim if off! Nothing to worry about. (It would be hard to see a small paint burn with the naked eye.)
The calibration samples are large (a few cm diameter) in comparison to the < 1 mm diameter by tenths of mm depth spot size of the laser and should outlast the mission."
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If the calibration samples are on the rover, is the laser capable of damaging the body of the rover itself in the case of a misfire? How many times can the samples be "lased" before they get used up?
looksintolasers 1 year ago
@looksintolasers I got this response form Jen Blank: "The laser will fire at low energies - less than 15 mJ - and won't damage the rover. It might take off a little paint, though, if the aim if off! Nothing to worry about. (It would be hard to see a small paint burn with the naked eye.)
The calibration samples are large (a few cm diameter) in comparison to the < 1 mm diameter by tenths of mm depth spot size of the laser and should outlast the mission."
setiinstitute 1 year ago
@setiinstitute Interesting, thanks!
looksintolasers 1 year ago
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glennjgd 1 year ago