Calculation method of field of view mosaic for multi-scale imaging system based on concentric spherical lens
A concentric spherical lens, imaging system technology, applied in widescreen photography, instruments, optics, etc., can solve the problems of large overlapping area, increased processing cost, design difficulty, etc., to overcome the excessive volume and weight, and ensure imaging. Accuracy, the effect of improving feasibility
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[0041] Such as figure 1 as shown, figure 1 It is a schematic flowchart of a calculation method for field of view stitching of a multi-scale imaging system based on a concentric spherical lens provided by an embodiment of the present invention.
[0042] The present invention provides a multi-scale imaging system field of view splicing calculation method based on a concentric spherical lens, including:
[0043] When adjacent detectors have overlapping fields of view, calculate the distance between adjacent detectors' central fields of view.
[0044] In the process of realizing a large field of view through detector splicing, the overlapping area of the field of view of the detector changes with the change of the overlapping area of the field of view of the micro-camera. In order to ensure that adjacent micro-cameras have overlapping fields of view, the micro-camera array can be arranged geometrically in a hexagonal manner, such as figure 2 shown. In order to simplify th...
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[0073] Based on the above embodiments, the present invention calculates the number of micro-cameras according to the field angle of a single detector, and effectively reduces the number of micro-cameras under the premise of ensuring accuracy.
[0074] The number of micro cameras is:
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[0076] Among them, Z represents the number of micro-cameras, A represents the distance in the first direction of the central field of view of adjacent detectors, B represents the distance in the second direction of the central field of view of adjacent detectors, M represents the effective field of view length in the first direction, and N represents the second direction Directional effective field of view length.
[0077] The effective field of view length of the micro camera is:
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[0080] Among them, M represents the effective field of view length in the first direction, N represents the effective field of view length in the second direction, a represents the...
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