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17 November 2010 Image restoration for indirectly far-field image using microlenses array integrated with LCD
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Abstract
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.
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Fugui Yang, Anting Wang, Dong Lei, Cui Zhe, and Hai Ming "Image restoration for indirectly far-field image using microlenses array integrated with LCD", Proc. SPIE 7847, Optoelectronic Devices and Integration III, 78470A (17 November 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.868251
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KEYWORDS
Image restoration

LCDs

Signal detection

Imaging systems

Image filtering

Electronic filtering

Point spread functions

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