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High-power direction-sensitive laser Doppler anemometer without frequency shifting components employing a compact Nd:glass fiber laser and a fiber-coupled sensor

In recently published work our group has proposed a setup based on a diode-pumped double clad Nd:glass fiber laser for laser Doppler anemometry (LDA), which is very powerful as well as very compact. In the present contribution, we combine this system with a new simple method for directional discrimination that has several advantages in terms of simplicity, alignment, cost, and compactness compared with conventional systems employing Bragg cells.