System and method for remotely triggering shutter of photographic apparatus based on pulse-width modulation signal
A technology of pulse width modulation signal and camera equipment, which is applied in signal transmission system, TV system components, image communication, etc. It can solve the problem that it is impossible to realize the shutter triggering beyond the visual distance of 5000 meters, and achieve light weight, Compact and cost-effective
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[0034] Such as figure 2 As shown, the pulse width modulation signal generator and the wireless transmitting module are aircraft model remote controllers, and the Japanese Futaba 10C remote controller can be used specifically. The remote controller can generate a period of 20ms, and the high level duration is 0.5 milliseconds to 2.5 milliseconds. The pulse width signal of milliseconds; the pulse width signal is sent out as a wireless signal after modulation, and the receiver uses the R6208SB receiver matched with the Japanese Futaba 10C remote control. The pulse width modulation signal sent by the remote control is received by the R6208SB receiver, and the R6208SB receiver The output end is connected with the I / O port of the single-chip microcomputer, and this pulse width modulation signal is transmitted to the central processing unit of the single-chip microcomputer. Pulse width range, and real-time detection of the high-level pulse width of the input pulse width signal throu...
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[0036] Such as image 3As shown, in this example, a pulse width modulation signal trigger is added, which is a ground station computer installed with control operation software. The pulse width modulation signal generator is an unmanned aerial vehicle autopilot. radio station. The ground station computer sends a trigger signal to the camera equipment, and the signal is modulated and then sent wirelessly through the data transmission station connected to the computer RS232 serial port; the wireless receiving module is another data transmission station, and the data transmission station receives this signal. The wireless signal is demodulated, and then the signal is transmitted to the UAV autopilot through the RS232 interface. The autopilot receives this signal and generates a period of 20ms, and the high level lasts from 0.5ms to 2.5ms. The output of the autopilot is connected to the The I / O of the single-chip microcomputer is connected, and the pulse width signal is transmitt...
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[0038] In this example, there is no need for the pulse width modulation signal trigger, wireless transmitting module, and wireless receiving module described in Example 2. It is only necessary to connect the pulse width signal outlet of the UAV autopilot to the I / O interface of the single-chip microcomputer, through Program the UAV autopilot in advance, so that the autopilot automatically generates a pulse width modulation signal at a specific time or at a specific distance, and transmits this pulse width signal to the central processing unit of the microcontroller through the input I / O of the microcontroller Perform processing and identification; after the identification is confirmed, the microcontroller generates a high-level signal from another I / O port, and transmits the high-level signal to the optocoupler. After the optocoupler receives the high-level signal, the optocoupler's The output controls the shutter state of the camera device. This kind of scheme is automatic op...
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