Laser intensity self-adaptive adjustment method for active visual measurement in turbid water
An adaptive adjustment, active vision technology, applied in measurement devices, material analysis by optical means, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of optical sensor saturation, adverse effects on measurement accuracy, low signal-to-noise ratio, etc., to reduce attenuation. effect, strong practical value, and broad market prospects
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[0073] 1) Open-loop model establishment
[0074] Semiconductor laser drive circuits such as Image 6 Shown, T las =30μs, the CCD uses a linear array CCD with a blanking time of 166μs, and the range of water turbidity is 0-100NTU, that is, the range of the laser light intensity attenuation rate N is [0.7,1].
[0075] 2) Open-loop model simplification
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[0077] 3) Design of regulator
[0078] Because the range of the laser light intensity attenuation rate N is [0.7,1], so take Regulator design requirements, take h=5, get:
[0079] τ 1 =5×30=150
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[0081] Take a=3.5, then It is strictly true.
[0082] Take γ=0.31, get According to the regulator design, the system is stable and e 1 (t)→0, that is, P CCDp →P CCDm .
[0083] When working, the difference between the reference light intensity and the actual light intensity is adjusted by the controller and applied to the transfer function of the controlled object, and the resulting light intensity...
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