Author Affiliations
1Key Laboratory of Electronics and Information Technology for Space Systems, National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100190, China2School of Physics, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing 100081, China3University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, Chinashow less
Fig. 1. Experimental setup for single-photon imaging with compressive sensing
[30] Fig. 2. Experimental results of single-photon imaging based on compressed sensing. (a) Compressive imaging results based on 0-1 matrices; (b) compressive imaging results based on complementary matrices; (c) imaging results based on point scanning; (d) single-photon imaging SNR as functions of number of effective photons
[31] Fig. 3. Experimental setup for spectral compressive sensing measurement
[32] Fig. 4. Reconstruction results for 632.8-nm wavelength monochromatic light under different measurement methods
[32]. (a) Non-negative matrix measurement; (b) mean subtraction process; (c) complementary matrix measurement; (d) original spectrum detected by a CCD under strong light
Fig. 5. Experimental setup of spectral imaging with a spectrometer
[33] Fig. 6. Spectral imaging results of compressive sensing based on a spectrometer
[33]. (a) Transmission spectrum of the object; (b1)-(b7) reconstructed images under different wavelengths; (b8) imaging result under full-rangewavelength
Fig. 7. Experimental setup of spectral imaging system with dual compressed sensing
[35] Fig. 8. Working time sequences of the dual-DMDs and PMT
[35] Fig. 9. Experimental results of spectral imaging based on cascade compressed sensing
[35]. (a) Spectrum lines under different spatial modulations; (b) intensity fluctuations with different wavelengths of 530nm, 610nm, and all-spectrum; (c) imaging results with different wavelengths of 530nm, 610nm, and all-spectrum
Fig. 10. Physical and structural drawings of rearranged fiber bundles
Fig. 11. Schematic of single-pixel 3D laser radar system
[36] Fig. 12. Reconstruction results of single pixel lidar affected by stacking effect
[36]. (a) Reconstruction results of “N”; (b) reconstruction results of “T”
Fig. 13. Corrected image affected by stacking effect
[36] Fig. 14. Reconstruction result of the sparse matrix measurement
[36]. (a) Number of “1” in each pattern is 1000; (b) number of “1” in each pattern is 500; (c) number of “1” in each pattern is 100; (d) number of “1” in each pattern is 50
Fig. 15. Single-photon time-resolved imaging spectrometer
Parameter | Value |
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Spectral response range/nm | 350—1800 | Imaging pixel | 1024×768 | Imaging resolution/(nm×nm) | 300×300 | Maximum spectral resolution/nm | 1 | Time measurement resolution/ps | 100 | Range of time measurement/μs | 0.06—5000 |
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Table 1. Key performance indicators of single-photon time-resolved imaging spectrometer