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The digital micromirror device, or DMD, is the micro-opto-electromechanical system (MOEMS) that is the core of the trademarked DLP projection technology from Texas Instruments (TI). Texas Instrument's DMD was created by solid state physicist and TI Fellow Emeritus Dr. Larry Hornbeck in 1987. However, the technology goes back to 1973 with Harvey C. Nathanson's (inventor of MEMS c. 1965) use of millions of microscopically small moving mirrors to create a video display of the type now found in digital projectors.
The invention relates to the technical field of fluid mechanics, in particular to a method for extracting cavitationwater jet unsteady flow field characteristics, which comprises the following steps: S1, performing three-dimensional modeling on a nozzle for cavitationwater jet calculation and a fluid domain thereof to generate a three-dimensional model; s2, performing grid division on the three-dimensional model, and importing Fluent for numerical simulation to obtain flow field simulation data; s3, importing the flow field time sequence data into Tecplot, and exporting the grid node data into a flow field snapshot sequence in batches; s4, through a Python program, extracting flow field data to form a matrix; s5, POD decomposition is carried out in the compiled Python program; s6, carrying out DMD (Digital Micromirror Device) decomposition in the compiled Python program; s7, the modal data obtained after POD and DMD decomposition are subjected to topological distribution to the grids to generate the spatial modal diagrams. According to the method, the analysis flexibility is improved, and the method is suitable for various scenes.
The invention concerns an image projection device (15) comprising: a light source (24), preferably comprising a light-emitting diode, and an optical engine (35) including a digital micromirror device (36), the optical engine (35) being located downstream of the light source (24) and containing data information corresponding to a main image (30), so as to project said main image along a predetermined light path. The main image is formed by the reunion of a first image and a second image, different from the first image, that are adjoined to each other. The light projection device (15) further comprises an optical device (40) arranged on the light path of the main image (20) such that it receives the first image and the second image, and is configured to project said first image in a first direction and to project said second image in a second direction, different from the first direction.
The invention discloses a differential compression structured light illumination super-resolution imaging device based on time sequencemultiplexing. The differential compression structured light illumination super-resolution imaging device is composed of a light source and beam expanding system, a structured light illumination imaging system, a coding aperture time domain compression imaging system, a time sequencecontrol system and a data processing reconstruction system. According to the invention, the two digital micromirror devices are controlled through a time sequence, and wide-field and structured light compression imaging is realized respectively. In the wide-field mode, the two digital micromirror devices are switched to the total transmission mode, and fluorescence signals of the excitation sample are directly collected by the camera; in a structured light mode, the first digital micro-mirror device generates six time-varying stripe coding patterns, and dynamic space coding of the second digital micro-mirror device is combined, so that a camera obtains a compressed image through single exposure. Through differential processing of a wide field and a compressed image, background noise is suppressed, high-frequency information weight is enhanced, the bottleneck of high-frequency signal offset in traditional compressed imaging is broken through, image reconstruction quality is remarkably improved, and high-fidelity imaging of a high-speed dynamic scene is realized.
A three-dimensional (3D) compressive sensing based eye trackingsystem using single photon avalanche diode (SPAD) sensors achieves high resolution depth measurement by using low resolution SPAD sensors and active encoded illumination such as two- or three-dimensional fringe patterns, random speckles, random patterns, and / or superimposed patterns projected onto a surface of an eye. The patterns may be projected by high speed illuminators such as a digital micromirror device (DMD) or micro-electromechanical system (MEMS) projector in series changing at the same rate as the SPAD sensor capture rate. A processor may employ compressive sensing techniques to obtain a high resolution image and depth information from the captured images of varying patterns.
Systems and method described herein are directed a digital micromirror devicehigh resolution lamp system. The system can include an optical module. The optical module can be configured to dispose inside a headlamp. The optical module can include an array of micromirrors. The system can include one or more processors coupled with memory. The one or more processors can be configured to provide a beam of light. The beam of light can include an origin. The one or more processors can be configured to control a zone within the beam of light, using the array of micromirrors. The zone can be configured to project a graphic within the beam of light. The zone can include at least a 400:1 contrast ratio within at least a 20 degree by 10-degree field of view from the origin.
Selective bonding integrates semiconductor devices onto a receiver substrate. A laser releases devices from a substrate according to a pattern. The pattern syncs laser frequency and speed / location of the stage with the receiver substrate, or uses a diffractive optical element and pottering, or masks the emitted laser to a desired size / shape. Laser steering employs digital micromirror devices or fast scanning mirrors followed by an f-theta lens. Sequential selective bonding and laser processing enables full-colour display by transferring violet or blue micro-LEDs and employing colour-conversion layers or sequentially patterning red, green, and blue sub-pixels. The same method transfers driving circuits onto a substrate. A pattern from defective devices is generated after test and used for repair. A second round prints micro-devices onto pads in or beside defective devices. Sidewalls coated with a reflective layer stops crosstalk between pixels, improves light-extraction efficiency, improves emission angle, and provides a uniform light pattern.
The invention discloses a spectral confocal efficient three-dimensional measurement device and method based on a spatial light modulator. The device comprises an illumination module and a detection module. The illumination module comprises a white light LED light source, a collimator, an LED condenser, a digital micromirror device DMD and a dispersion objective lens; the detection module comprises an imaging objective lens, a CCD detector and computer processing equipment. According to the invention, traditional point-by-point spectrum confocal measurement is expanded to area array type measurement, so that the measurement speed can be effectively improved; meanwhile, different from a scanning type or fixed pinhole type parallel measurement scheme, the invention uses a pinhole array with controllable diameter and spacing, thereby improving the flexibility and lateral resolution of measurement.
The invention aims to provide a perovskite laminated solar cell detection device and a detection method, which are suitable for performance characterization and quality control of a perovskite laminated solar cell. The invention aims to solve the problem that the series resistance distribution of the perovskite laminated solar cell cannot be rapidly and accurately detected under the condition of no metallization or no electrical contact in the prior art. Through photoluminescence and electroluminescent imaging technologies, in combination with a non-uniform illumination mode generated by digital micromirror equipment, accurate identification of a high series resistance region of the perovskite solar cell is realized, so that reliable data support is provided for process optimization and defect detection, and the detection efficiency and safety are remarkably improved.
An output control device of a laserdirect writing image comprises a digital micromirror device and a carrying plate, a driving plate is connected with a host and the carrying plate, the host outputs data through a first output port, the driving plate comprises a first input port, a data processor, a display controller, a storage assembly and a second output port, and the first input port is connected with the data processor. The first input port communicates with the first output port, the first input port is connected with the data processor, the data processor is connected with the storage component and the display controller, and the display controller is connected with the second output port; the data processor comprises a first interface unit, a data processing unit and a second interface unit, the input interface of the display controller adopts a high-speed serial interface, and the second output port and the second input port adopt high-speed serial interfaces. The image control data is transmitted at a high speed, so that the transmission rate is greatly improved, and the transmission of ultra-high-rate image data signals is realized.
The present invention discloses a three-dimensional correlation imaging method for underwater targets based on vortex light spatial filtering, comprising: (1) emitting pulsed laser, which is irradiated onto the underwater target after passing through a beam expander and a transmitting mirror group; (2) performing speckle encoding modulation on the light intensity distribution of the emitted or received light through a digital micromirror device (DMD); (3) filtering the light modulated by the DMD through a spiral phase plate and a mask plate with a transparent ring to achieve the filtering of scattered light and background light; (4) using a photomultiplier tube to obtain the filtered light intensity fluctuation changes and performing synchronous sampling to obtain the echo light intensities of targets at different distances; (5) performing reconstruction calculation according to the echo light intensities of targets at different distances and the speckle encoding modulation mode of the DMD to obtain the target images of different distance slices, namely three-dimensional imaging. By using the present invention, the interference of water body scattering and background light can be effectively filtered, and high signal-to-noise ratio and high-resolution three-dimensional imaging of underwater targets can be achieved.
The present invention presents improved systems and methods for performing multi-photonlithography. A line-scanning temporally focused two-photonlithography (LS-TFTPL) technique is capable of patterning three-dimensional structures with high throughput. An example LS-TFTPL system may include a pulsed laser, first optical components for expanding light pulses into an elongated or line cross section, a digital micromirror device for modulating the light pulses with a linear pattern and dispersing spectral components of the modulated light pulses, and second optical components for focusing the dispersed spectral components of the modulated light pulse at a line in or on a target material. The focused spectral components may alter the target material within selected voxels along the line, where the selected voxels spatially correspond to the linear pattern.
The present subject matter provides a high-speed nanopatterning method and apparatus of two-color super-resolution photolithography. According to the present subject matter, a high-speed nanopatterning apparatus of two-color super-resolution photolithography comprises: a first light source for outputting photochemical reaction initiation light of a first wavelength causing a photochemical reaction to occur in an illuminated area of a photoresist; a first lens for enlarging a beam size of the photochemical reaction initiation light; a second light source for outputting inhibition light of a second wavelength suppressing the photochemical reaction in the illuminated area of the photoresist; a second lens for enlarging a beam size of the inhibition light; and a digital micromirror device including a plurality of micromirrors controlled at a first angle and a second angle and for reflecting a portion of the photochemical reaction initiation light output from the first light source or the inhibition light output from the second light source toward the photoresist through the plurality of micromirrors.
This invention relates to an optical Ising calculation method and system based on dual digital micromirror devices (DMDs). First, the combinatorial optimization problem is mapped to an Ising model. Multiple mask vectors are constructed, and each mask vector is decomposed into multiple binary bit planes. A spin configuration matrix is constructed and loaded into DMD-A. For each mask vector, its binary bit planes are sequentially loaded into DMD-B. The light intensity modulated by the two DMDs is collected and processed. The optical inner product is obtained by combining the bit-weighted components, and then the energy contribution value of the mask vector is calculated. The total Hamiltonian is obtained by summing all contributions. The energy difference is calculated by randomly flipping the spins and repeating the above steps. The probability of accepting the current flip is calculated based on the energy difference. This process is iterated until the maximum number of iterations is reached to obtain the final solution. The system is used to implement the above method. Compared with the prior art, this invention can achieve a high-speed, stable, and coherently independent optical Ising solution method.
The present invention discloses a rangingsystem based on vector optical fields, which includes a diagonallinearly polarized light generator with collimation and beam expansion functions, a generating system for arbitrary structured vector beams, a vector quality factor measurement system, and a CCD receiving device. A Digital Micromirror Devices (DMD) is provided in the vector beam generating system. By using digital control technology, a circular Airy vortex vector beam with a vector quality factor (VQF) varying regularly with distance can be generated. Through the acquisition of the VQF parameters by the vector quality factor measurement system, the detection of the longitudinal transmission distance is realized, so that it can be applied to industries that require distance monitoring. It has the characteristics of low cost of the detection device, easy integration, flexible regulation, and wide application range.