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A first-photon laser imaging system based on photon labeling

A laser imaging and photon technology, applied in the field of optical imaging, can solve the problems of inability to correctly invert reflectivity information and elevation information, affecting the timeliness of system imaging, and aliasing of time information cycles, so as to improve pertinence and timeliness, Increase power consumption and avoid the effect of circuit design

Active Publication Date: 2019-02-19
BEIJING RES INST OF SPATIAL MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL TECH
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Once the repetition rate of the laser exceeds this threshold, the time information of the response photons may appear periodic aliasing, so that the reflectivity information and elevation information of the target cannot be retrieved correctly
Moreover, the current first-photon imaging system works under the condition of extremely low echo intensity. When the detector responds to the first photon, the laser needs to emit multiple pulses, and the limitation of the repetition rate often prolongs the data acquisition time of the system, thus It affects the timeliness of system imaging, which is not conducive to its imaging of moving or changing target scenes, and has great limitations in application

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[0021] The present invention proposes a first-photon laser imaging system based on photon marking, such as figure 1 It includes a photon encoding system 1, a 1×N laser array 2, an optical path deflection element 3, a two-dimensional scanning device 4, a telescope optical system 5, a beam focusing element 6, a photon decoding system 7, and a 1×N single-photon detector array 8. Multi-channel time-correlated single-photon counting system 9 and control and data acquisition system 10, wherein photon encoding system 1 and 1×N laser array 2 form a single-photon pulse light source that emits marking information; photon decoding system 7 is placed in the beam At the focal plane of the focusing element 6 , before the single photon detector array 8 , the single photons carrying different label information are spatially separated. The control and data acquisition system 10 is developed into a software package to run on the computer, and sends instructions to the photon encoding system 1 t...

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The invention relates to a photon marking based first photon laser imaging system, which comprises a photon coding system, an 1*N laser array (2), a light path turning element (3), a two-dimensional scanning device (4), a beam focusing element (6), a photon decoding system (7), a 1*N single-photon detector array (8), a multichannel time-correlated single photon counting system (9) and a control and data acquisition system (10). The first photon laser imaging system adopts a photon marking algorithm and a high repetition frequency first photon imaging algorithm, can overcome a problem that the pulse repletion frequency of an existing first photon laser imaging system is limited and difficult to be improved, improves the data acquisition speed of the first photon laser imaging system, and shortens the first photon laser imaging time.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical fields of optical imaging and photon counting laser imaging, and relates to a first-photon laser imaging system capable of rapid imaging. Background technique [0002] The traditional laser radar adopts a linear detection system. The laser echo pulse contains thousands of photons, and the echo signal is detected from the background noise by a high signal-to-noise ratio. This high laser emission energy limits the laser repetition rate. , data sampling rate and maximum operating distance. In order to solve this problem, lidar is developing towards the direction of low emission energy, high repetition frequency, and high sensitivity detection. At present, the most common one is photon counting laser three-dimensional imaging technology, represented by NASA and MIT Lincoln Laboratory. Repetition frequency, low-energy laser transmitter and high-sensitivity single-photon detector convert the echo waveform detection con...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01S17/89G01S7/481
CPCG01S7/4815G01S7/4816G01S7/4817G01S17/89
Inventor 杨颂苏云王保华邬志强阮宁娟郭崇岭张鹏斌林栩凌
Owner BEIJING RES INST OF SPATIAL MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL TECH
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