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1 results about "Liquid crystal tunable filter" patented technology

A liquid crystal tunable filter (LCTF) is an optical filter that uses electronically controlled liquid crystal (LC) elements to transmit a selectable wavelength of light and exclude others. Often, the basic working principle is based on the Lyot filter but many other designs can be used. The main difference with the original Lyot filter is that the fixed wave plates are replaced by switchable liquid crystal wave plates.

Multispectral imaging method and system based on precise microscanning and active spectral modulation

This invention discloses a multispectral imaging method and system based on precision micro-scanning and active spectral modulation. The system includes: a host computer module for sending commands to synchronously control spectral switching and micro-displacement of the image sensor, and for receiving acquired multispectral data; a spectral image acquisition module, consisting of an industrial telecentric lens, a liquid crystal tunable filter, an image sensor, and a precision micro-scanning stage, which acquires image sequences with sub-pixel displacement in specific spectral bands according to commands; and a spectral image reconstruction module that uses a super-resolution algorithm driven by both physics and data to process the image sequences in each band and generate a high-fidelity multispectral image cube. This invention, by integrating active spectral modulation and sub-pixel displacement technologies, solves the problem of simultaneously achieving high spectral dimension, high resolution, and high geometric fidelity in multispectral imaging, providing a solution for semiconductor detection, biomedicine, and other fields that combines ultra-high spatial detail with accurate spectral information.
Owner:SOUTH CHINA UNIV OF TECH