1 July 2010 Real-time range imaging system based on a light-emitting diode array phase-shift range finder for fast three-dimensional shape acquisition
Huanqin Wang, Jun Xu, Deyong He, Tianpeng Zhao, Hai Ming, Deyi Kong
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Abstract
A high-resolution, real-time range imaging system based on a LED array phase-shift range finder was developed to measure three-dimensional surface profiles. The range image is captured by a time-division scanning LED array heterodyne phase-shift range finder. The phase measurement used for obtaining depth is implemented by using the fast "four-bucket" algorithm. The design of a fast automatic gain control circuit obviously reduces the feedback response time and improves system measurement speed. Experimental tests for evaluation of the imaging system performance are described. Based on the theoretical analysis, a simplified signal-to-noise ratio model is proposed for guiding the design of this imaging system. Last, some issues requiring attention on constructing a large-pixel version of the system are also discussed. It was found that the range images can be acquired at a rate of 10 frames per second with a depth resolution better than ±5 mm in the range of 50 to 1000 mm.
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Huanqin Wang, Jun Xu, Deyong He, Tianpeng Zhao, Hai Ming, and Deyi Kong "Real-time range imaging system based on a light-emitting diode array phase-shift range finder for fast three-dimensional shape acquisition," Optical Engineering 49(7), 073201 (1 July 2010). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3462033
Published: 1 July 2010
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KEYWORDS
Imaging systems

Range imaging

Light emitting diodes

Signal to noise ratio

Receivers

Distance measurement

Phase measurement

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