The invention discloses a moving target identification and
tracking system based on an analog
micromirror array (AMA), belongs to the technical field of photoelectric tracking and
machine vision, and aims to solve the technical problems of
slow response, large
inertia and complex structure of a traditional mechanical
tracking system. According to the technical scheme, an AMA composed of a plurality of MEMS micromirror units which can be independently controlled and have the static or quasi-static two-dimensional deflection capacity is adopted as a non-mechanical
light beam deflection
actuator, the AMA can be composed of micromirror arrays in various forms,
digital image data are analyzed in real time to solve the target offset, and the non-mechanical
light beam deflection
actuator is obtained. And an instruction is generated to drive the AMA to deflect at a high speed so as to compensate the deflection, so that continuous and stable locking and tracking imaging of the moving target are realized. The
system has the advantages of being high in response speed, high in tracking precision, free of mechanical
inertia and compact in structure, supports flexible switching of various working
modes such as wide-area scanning and long-distance tracking, and is high in application flexibility.