Image restoration for constructing high-spatial-resolution images in an imaging system which realizes indirectly far-filed
imaging by integrating the microlenses array with LCD is reported. We have investigated the indirectly far-field imaging
condition where adjacent sampling points contribute the detected signal. Experimental setup with microlens of 500 μm
diameter and 8 mm focal length is built to prove this condition by studying performance of image restoration using
modified point spread function (PSF). Since any one iterative method is not optimal for all image deblurring problems,
some deblurring algorithms including direct deconvolution and iterative deconvolution are applied to our imaging system
and we compared the effectiveness of these iterative procedures to choose right one for our use.
This paper presents an improvement approach to realize tracking on smooth glass surface based on
subjective speckle. The scattering mechanism on glass surface is analyzed and the affection on tracking
precise and range for tracking with subjective speckle is researched. The speckle captured by CCD just
from the upper surface of the glass is achieved by grazing incidence of the laser beam and the noise
mixed with the signal is eliminated by a barrier above the surface. Based on the apparatus of subjective
speckle tracking, the speckle contrast is improved from 0.25 to 1.25 by non-Gauss effect and the range
of the tracking has been increased from 200 μm to 400 μm compared with the objective speckle
method on the same condition.
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