Author Affiliations
1Key Laboratory of Precision Opto-mechatronics Technology, Ministry of Education, Beihang University, Beijing 100191, China2Department of Electronic Information Engineering, Foshan University, Foshan 528000, Chinashow less
Fig. 1. Structure design of ODMP sensor.
Fig. 2. Principle model of reflector designation.
Fig. 3. Resolution model of multi-dot-field local reconstruction sensor.
Fig. 4. Measurement model of multi-dot-field local reconstruction sensor.
Fig. 5. Resolution characteristics of the three reflectors.
Fig. 6. Shape of designed hyperbola reflector (ξ=0).
Fig. 7. Influence of angle of view field with resolution.
Fig. 8. Wavefront aberration of the reflector.
Fig. 9. Fraction of enclosed energy.
Fig. 10. MTF result of designed reflector.
Fig. 11. Measurement model of accuracy.
Fig. 12. Experimental image.
Fig. 13. Fitting calibration target in four place using 5×5 ODMP.
Fig. 14. RMS error with the change of ODMP.
Fig. 15. Compared measurement error in x, y, z directions.
Fig. 16. Compared results in x, y, z directions (5×5 ODMP).
Category | Parameters |
---|
Camera | Interface: GigE vision | Resolution: | Pixel size: | Optic size: (2/3) in. | Frame rate: 15 fps | Lens | Focal length: 12 mm | Lens aperture F: 10 mm | Horizontal angle of view: 49.25° | Dimensions: | The diameter of circle of confusion: 0.033 mm | Center dot projector | Size: | Wavelength: 650 nm | Operating voltage: DC 5 V | Fan angle: 90° | Output power: 2.5 mW |
|
Table 1. Configuration of Multi-Dot-Field Local Reconstruction Sensor
Hyperbola reflector | Eccentricity e: 1.03 | the focus of the conic section p: 120 mm | the reflector profile: | Distance to camera optical center h: 60 mm |
|
Table 2. Configuration of Hyperbola Mirror