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Imaging technology
About: Imaging technology is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 1450 publications have been published within this topic receiving 26186 citations.
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11 Nov 2015
TL;DR: In this article, the authors presented a sulfur dioxide imaging telemetering device that combines the ultraviolet difference imaging technology with the ultra-narrow band difference imaging, and a two-dimensional visible sulfur dioxide gas imaging technology is formed.
Abstract: The invention provides a sulfur dioxide imaging telemetering device. The sulfur dioxide imaging telemetering device comprises an ultraviolet preposed telescope, an ultraviolet collimating lens, a narrow-band optical filter, a beam splitter prism, a first ultra-narrow band optical filter, a first imaging lens, a first detector, a second ultra-narrow band optical filter, a second imaging lens, a second detector, a computer and the like. The device combines the ultraviolet difference imaging technology with the ultra-narrow band difference imaging technology, and an ultraviolet difference imaging two-dimensional visible sulfur dioxide gas imaging technology means is formed. Compared with the prior art, the sulfur dioxide imaging telemetering device has the advantages that the ultra-narrow band ultraviolet difference imaging technology is adopted, scanning is not needed, real-time imaging of sulfur dioxide gas can be achieved, concentration information measured through a difference method is more accurate, anti-jamming capability is strong, and the problem that in the prior art, real-time imaging and accurate measurement can not be achieved at the same time is solved.
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TL;DR: This chapter reviews the new imaging technology and offers a guide to the anaesthetic considerations for patients undergoing imaging procedures.
Abstract: Summary Advances in diagnostic imaging are occurring at an impressive rate. As the role of the anaesthetist is similarly expanding, it is likely that he will play an increasing role in the radiology department. This chapter reviews the new imaging technology and offers a guide to the anaesthetic considerations for patients undergoing imaging procedures.
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01 Jan 2011TL;DR: In this article, a thermal imaging detector consisting of an array of pixels defined by surface micromachined bimaterial beam structures was constructed and incorporated into the Linnik interferometer setup, which was also optimized to provide high measuring resolution.
Abstract: This project investigates an innovative approach to imaging with Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) based devices. By using a Linnik interferometer and advanced phase unwrapping algorithms for processing data, the feasibility of generating high-resolution grayscale images in real-time was proven with an array of individually addressable MEMS micro-mirrors. Further investigations on a thermal imaging detector consisting of an array of pixels defined by surface micromachined bimaterial beam structures were carried out. A thermal loading fixture was manufactured and incorporated into the interferometer setup, which was also optimized to provide high measuring resolution. Interferometric images were collected at several temperatures in order to determine the beams’ response as a function of temperature, which successfully demonstrated the suitability of the detector to imaging with high-sensitivity and with a linear response. Experimental results were used with analytical and computational models to further predict the thermo-mechanical characteristics of the beams and to perform parametric investigations and optimization of their design. Further developments will consist of integrating the detector into a highly advanced, completely mechanical, imaging device having mK thermal resolution. The availability of such device will greatly improve current thermal imaging technology.
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TL;DR: Based on the basic principles of infrared temperature measurement and thermal imaging test, this paper demonstrates the principle of temperature raising, the damage of high heat wasting, and the factors affecting imaging temperature as discussed by the authors.
Abstract: Infrared imaging technology has been widely used in industrial inspection,especially for power plant in China nowadays.Based on the basic principles of infrared temperature measurement and thermal imaging test,this paper demonstrates the principle of temperature raising,the damage of high heat wasting,and the factors affecting imaging temperature.Testing experiments on infrared thermal imaging technology in electric power factory are discussed finally.
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TL;DR: In this paper, a mathematical model of tomographic SAR imaging is deduced and its significance in physics are introduced, then the resolution ability in nsr direction is analyzed, and the applications of tomography imaging technology are prospected.
Abstract: Tomographic Synthetic Aperture Radar extends the traditional 2D SAR imaging to multi dimension imaging by reconstructing the real scene of SAR sensor on the ground. It is very important to realize the 3D mapping of urban areas, the identification of artificial targets and so on. The mathematical model of Tomographic SAR Imaging is deduced and its significance in physics are introduced herein, then the resolution ability in nsr direction is analyzed. At last, the applications of tomographic SAR imaging technology are prospected.
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