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DOLL is a digital optical locked-loop processing mode that extends the specified array velocity range from a ±15.5 mm/s baseband value to as much as ±155 mm/s in supported Q-series configurations. The “10×” statement refers to this velocity-range comparison, not a tenfold improvement in every performance metric.
No. Trackable velocity depends on frequency, acceleration, optical return, signal-to-noise ratio, sampling and the selected loop or filter settings. The operating point must fall inside the validated amplitude–frequency envelope, so a prospective test should be checked against expected velocity and acceleration rather than velocity alone.
It is presented as an acceleration boundary observed in the documented performance evaluation, not as a universal structural limit or a human-safety rating. Comparisons with crashes or injury are not measurement specifications and should not be used for test safety decisions.
Define expected velocity and acceleration spectra, frequency range, surface return, stand-off and angle, required channels, sampling and anti-aliasing, synchronization, uncertainty and a reference or acceptance method. The applicable Q-series configuration and DOLL settings should then be confirmed for that envelope.
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