Method and device for eliminating image rotation of a horizon photoelectric telescope
A photoelectric telescope and image rotation technology, applied in telescopes, optics, optical components, etc., can solve problems such as time delay, calculation error, and complex structure of optical elimination
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[0041] figure 1It shows a schematic flow chart of a method for eliminating image rotation of a horizontal photoelectric telescope provided by the present application, including:
[0042] Step S11: Obtain the installation location information of the horizon telescope at the current moment, and calculate the hour angle H(T of the horizon telescope at the current moment) according to formulas (1)-(4) k ) and declination information delta(T k ), the installation location information includes geographic latitude, azimuth and elevation angle.
[0043] Specifically, the above formulas (1)-(4) are respectively expressed as:
[0044] sin(delta(t))=sin(LA(t))sin(EL(t))-cos(LA(t))cos(EL(t))cos(AZ(t)) (1)
[0045] cos(delta(t))sin(H(t))=sin(H(t))sin(AZ(t)) (2)
[0046] sin(delta(T k ))=sin(LA(T k ))sin(EL(T k ))-cos(LA(T k ))cos(EL(T k ))cos(AZ(T k )) (3)
[0047] cos(delta(T k ))sin(H(T k ))=sin(H(T k ))sin(AZ(T k )) (4)
[0048] Step S12: According to the hour angle H(T ...
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[0056] The method for eliminating the image rotation of the horizontal photoelectric telescope provided by the application is described below in conjunction with the specific process:
[0057] The purpose of the present invention is to solve the long-time exposure and tracking observation target of the main focus horizontal large field of view telescope, eliminating the phenomenon of pulling lines and rotation caused by the rotation around the central point of the star point image in the field of view when the earth rotates.
[0058] The specific solution steps are as follows:
[0059] Calculate the hour angle and declination information according to the geographical latitude, azimuth, and elevation values of the current horizon telescope installation.
[0060] sin(delta(t))=sin(LA(t))sin(EL(t))-cos(LA(t))cos(EL(t))cos(AZ(t)) (1)
[0061] cos(delta(t))sin(H(t))=sin(H(t))sin(AZ(t)) (2)
[0062] When discretizing the implementation in a computer:
[0063] sin(delta(T k ))=...
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