This invention proposes an automatic compensation
system and method for time-
delay control of unmanned optoelectronic payloads. The automatic compensation
system includes a timing module, an FPGA module, a video compression module, a
DSP processor, an SRIO switching module, an
Ethernet switching module, and a ground control platform. During the acquisition, transmission, and
processing of video images throughout the
system, each frame contains corresponding UTC
time information. When an operator on the ground issues a target tracking command based on the viewed video information, the on-board unit combines the
time information of the selected target area and the image to find the corresponding
time frame, automatically compensating for the time
delay in
video transmission and
processing, thus enabling target tracking. By combining timing information with automatic time-
delay control compensation, the shortcomings of existing technologies in command interaction under
video transmission delays can be overcome, improving the real-time performance, reliability, and efficiency of command control, and meeting the high requirements of unmanned optoelectronic payloads for control response.