6 results about "Radiation degradation" patented technology

An optical system includes a bulk material including a fluorine (F)-containing optical material. The bulk material is exposed to an environment at a pressure ranging from atmospheric to vacuum when the bulk material is under extreme ultra-violet (EUV), vacuum ultra-violet (VUV), deep ultra-violet (DUV) and / or UV radiation. The environment includes at least one type of gas or vapor. The at least one type of gas or vapor includes polar molecules.

The optical system includes a bulk material, including an optical material containing fluorine (F). When the bulk material is exposed to extreme ultraviolet (EUV), vacuum ultraviolet (VUV), deep ultraviolet (DUV), and / or UV radiation, the bulk material is exposed to an environment at a pressure ranging from atmospheric pressure to a vacuum. The environment includes at least one type of gas or vapor. The at least one type of gas or vapor includes polar molecules.

The application discloses a first-level optical remote sensing image target detection simulation data set construction method and system, and the method comprises the following steps: S1, according to a preset application requirement, screening images and labels from an existing optical remote sensing target detection data set to construct a new optical remote sensing image target detection data set; S2, performing radiation degradation on the new optical remote sensing image target detection data set to obtain a radiation-degraded image data set; S3, performing geometric degradation on the radiation-degraded image data set to add geometric distortion of first-level remote sensing images to the data set to obtain a geometric-degraded image data set; S4, performing additive degradation on the geometric-degraded image data set to superimpose interference signals to obtain a degraded data set; and S5, re-labeling the degraded data set to obtain the first-level optical remote sensing image target detection simulation data set.

The performance of F-containing optical materials can degrade rapidly in the extreme ultraviolet (EUV), VUV, deep ultraviolet (DUV) and / or UV spectral ranges as a result of radiation degradation, leading to reduced optical performance and lifetime of optical applications and / or systems.SOLUTION: The optical system comprises a bulk material comprising an optical material comprising fluorine (F). When a bulk material is under extreme ultraviolet (EUV), vacuum ultraviolet (VUV), deep ultraviolet (DUV) and / or UV radiation, the bulk material is exposed to an environment with a pressure ranging from atmospheric pressure to vacuum. The environment includes at least one type of gas or vapor. At least one type of gas or vapor comprises polar molecules.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

The radiation degradation-resistant phenylsilicone rubber composite provided by the present invention is composed of the following components by weight: 100 parts phenylsilicone rubber premix, 1-3 parts processing aid, 20-30 parts radiation-resistant additive, and 0.5-2 parts peroxide crosslinker. The manufacturing method specifically follows the following steps: First, the following components are weighed out by weight: 100 parts phenylsilicone rubber premix, 1-3 parts processing aid, 20-30 parts radiation-resistant additive, and 0.5-2 parts peroxide crosslinker. Next, the phenylsilicone rubber premix, processing aid, and radiation-resistant additive are first mixed in an open roll mill and then passed through a first thin pass to obtain a masterbatch rubber. The masterbatch rubber and peroxide crosslinker are then second mixed in an open roll mill and then passed through a second thin pass to obtain a final mixed rubber. Finally, the final mixed rubber is vulcanized to obtain a radiation degradation-resistant phenylsilicone rubber composite. The present invention solves the problem of the deterioration of mechanical properties of rubber after radiation exposure, which is a problem encountered in the prior art.

This invention discloses a method for constructing and modeling degradation of multi-source data for cross-medium imaging under complex sea conditions, belonging to the field of underwater optical imaging. Addressing the difficulty of existing technologies in uniformly describing geometric distortion caused by sea surface fluctuations and radiation degradation resulting from water absorption and scattering, this invention integrates multi-source data from real-sea observations, controlled laboratory tests, and auxiliary references. It constructs a wave interface function and establishes a refractive distortion displacement field based on Snell's law, while simultaneously building a water radiation degradation model to form a unified degradation expression. Furthermore, it expands the sample space through physically guided data enhancement, generating a dataset with multi-dimensional degradation labels. This invention achieves joint modeling of geometric and radiation degradation in cross-medium imaging, providing a high-fidelity, high-generalization data foundation for image restoration model training.