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Research on image restoration of Roll-Swing imaging seeker (EI CONFERENCE) 会议论文
3rd IEEE International Conference on Advanced Computer Control, ICACC 2011, January 18, 2011 - January 20, 2011, Harbin, China
Bai Y.; Zhang H.; Han X.; Wei Q.; Jia H.; Guo L.
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To achieve a correct image receiving for Roll-Swing imaging seeker  the mechanism and imaging process is analyzed. The causes of image rotation are discussed. The influence of the frame encoders' precision on imaging de-rotation quality is analyzed. The Roll-Swing imaging seeker is designed for high-speed aerocraft  thus the received images are greatly degraded due to atmospheric turbulence. A new method of image restoration is proposed for turbulence-degraded images in this paper. The method is to get point spread function (PSF) based on the estimation of optical transfer function (OTF) according to the optical system design simulation. Finally  to obtain the restored image  constrained least squares filtering is used with the known PSF. The experiment results indicate that the new restoration method has a favorable effect to satisfy requirement of the automatic target recognition. 2011 IEEE.  
Modulation transfer function in seeker camera limits resulting from missile flutter caused by aerodynamic force (EI CONFERENCE) 会议论文
2010 2nd International Conference on Industrial Mechatronics and Automation, ICIMA 2010, May 30, 2010 - May 31, 2010, Wuhan, China
Ai X.; Zhang X.; Jiang Z.; Wei Q.; Jia H.
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The imaging quality of seeker in flight mode has been evaluated through analyzing the effects of missile flutter on optical modulation transfer function (MTF) of the optical system. Firstly the data of transverse vibration has been processed to eliminate the trend term caused by the trajectory  then obtained the displacement with two times trapezoidal integration. For the side rotation  the high frequency noise interference in the data has been filtered by using five-point moving average method. Took this model as the quivering rule between the object and the image  and then analyzed the effects of the transverse vibration and the side rotation on imaging quality through MTF. By calculation  the r.m.s value of the image motion caused by missile transverse vibration is 0.026mm  and the side rotation angle is 0.0044 . Through the establishment of two modulation transfer functions (MTF) of image random vibration and linear vibration  the results show that the image quality had declined  and the effect of transverse vibration on image quality is obvious. Through improving the rigidity of the missile and selection of small focal length optical system and shorten the time of exposure can improve the imaging quality of the seeker. 2010 IEEE.  
Modeling of satellite borne TDI CCD pitching imaging image motion velocity vector (EI CONFERENCE) 会议论文
2009 IEEE International Conference on Automation and Logistics, ICAL 2009, August 5, 2009 - August 7, 2009, Shenyang, China
Zhang L.; Li S.; Jin G.; Yang X.
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In order to obtain three-dimensional observation effect with single satellite borne time delay and integrate charge coupled device (TDI-CCD)  pitching imaging is required. More accurate real-time image motion velocity vector computational model of space camera is also necessary to make the imaging perfect. Imaging motion velocity vector computation model must be set up on image plane at pitching imaging. According to the geometric relationship between the pitching imaging space camera and the Earth's rotation motion  satellite borne TDI CCD pitching imaging motion velocity vector model is derived by mapping the ground speed to the image plane and using coordinate transformation method. The numerical simulation results show that the image velocity model can reduce deviation angle error about 33' and about 30% image motion speed error compared to traditional ground velocity model. 2009 IEEE.  


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