• Acta Photonica Sinica
  • Vol. 50, Issue 12, 1201004 (2021)
Yu ZHANG1、2、3、4, Zhiguo LI1、2、3、4, Hui LIU1、2、3, Minglai CHEN1、2、3, Xiujuan LUO1、2、3, Caiwen MA1、2、3, and Huaili ZHANG5、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1Xi′an Institute of Optics and Precision Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Science, Xi′an710119, China
  • 2Key Lab of Space Precision Measurement Technology, Chinese Academy of Science, Xi′an710119, China
  • 3University of Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing 100084, China
  • 4Pilot National Laboratory for marine science and technology, Qingdao , Shandong 266200, China
  • 5Space Engineering University, Beijing 101499, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/gzxb20215012.1201004 Cite this Article
    Yu ZHANG, Zhiguo LI, Hui LIU, Minglai CHEN, Xiujuan LUO, Caiwen MA, Huaili ZHANG. Experimental Research on Laser Active Coherent Array Imaging through Horizontal Transimission in Real Atmosphere[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2021, 50(12): 1201004 Copy Citation Text show less
    Target and imaging concept of laser coherent scan array imaging
    Fig. 1. Target and imaging concept of laser coherent scan array imaging
    Concept of relationship between fringe direction and object spatial information
    Fig. 2. Concept of relationship between fringe direction and object spatial information
    T shape transmitter array with moving aperture
    Fig. 3. T shape transmitter array with moving aperture
    Interfering fringes generated by 5 beams
    Fig. 4. Interfering fringes generated by 5 beams
    Picture of T shape transmitter array with moving aperture
    Fig. 5. Picture of T shape transmitter array with moving aperture
    Illustration of energy receiving test
    Fig. 6. Illustration of energy receiving test
    Simulated object imaging results by single Fresnel mirror and Fresnel-silver reflected mirror array
    Fig. 7. Simulated object imaging results by single Fresnel mirror and Fresnel-silver reflected mirror array
    Illustration of energy receiving using double mirror
    Fig. 8. Illustration of energy receiving using double mirror
    Control interface of data processing from double receiving mirror
    Fig. 9. Control interface of data processing from double receiving mirror
    Reconstruction effect of different gain ratio from two channel
    Fig. 10. Reconstruction effect of different gain ratio from two channel
    Waveform comparison between original signal and band-filter signal
    Fig. 11. Waveform comparison between original signal and band-filter signal
    Spectrum comparison between original signal and band-filter signal
    Fig. 12. Spectrum comparison between original signal and band-filter signal
    Image reconstruction from original signal
    Fig. 13. Image reconstruction from original signal
    Image reconstruction from band-filter signal
    Fig. 14. Image reconstruction from band-filter signal
    Image reconstruction combining different methods
    Fig. 15. Image reconstruction combining different methods
    Image reconstruction of object with 5 mm detail in 1.2 km range
    Fig. 16. Image reconstruction of object with 5 mm detail in 1.2 km range
    Turbulence intensityCn2
    Very weakCn2<6×10-16 m-2/3
    Weak6×10-16 m-2/3<Cn2<6×10-15 m-2/3
    Medium6×10-15 m-2/3<Cn2<6×10-14 m-2/3
    Strong6×10-14 m-2/3<Cn2<6×10-13 m-2/3
    Very strongCn2>6×10-13 m-2/3
    Table 1. Atmospheric turbulence classification with different Cn2
    Different equivalent methodRelationship between transmission range L and turbulence parameter
    Equivalent with coherent length r0r0=(0.423k2Cn2L)-3/5
    Equivalent with coherent length isoplanatic angle θ0θ0=(1.09k2Cn2L8/3)-3/5
    Equivalent with scintillation index σR2σR2(L)=1.23Cn2k7/6L11/6
    Table 2. Relationship between turbulence parameter and horizontal transmission range
    Yu ZHANG, Zhiguo LI, Hui LIU, Minglai CHEN, Xiujuan LUO, Caiwen MA, Huaili ZHANG. Experimental Research on Laser Active Coherent Array Imaging through Horizontal Transimission in Real Atmosphere[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2021, 50(12): 1201004
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