1 June 1994 Deblurring in a noncoherent optical processing system: pupil function synthesis and experimental implementation
Ram M. Vasu, V. Boopathi
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Abstract
The bipolar point spread function (PSF) corresponding to the Wiener filter for correcting linear-motion-blurred pictures is implemented in a noncoherent optical processor. The following two approaches are taken for this implementation: (1) the PSF is modulated and biased so that the resulting function is non-negative and (2) the PSF is split into its positive and sign-reversed negative parts, and these two parts are dealt with separately. The phase problem associated with arriving at the pupil function from these modified PSFs is solved using both analytical and combined analytical-iterative techniques available in the literature. The designed pupil functions are experimentally implemented, and deblurring in a noncoherent processor is demonstrated. The postprocessing required (i.e., demodulation in the first approach to modulating the PSF and intensity subtraction in the second approach) are carried out either in a coherent processor or with the help of a PC-based vision system. The deblurred outputs are presented.
Ram M. Vasu and V. Boopathi "Deblurring in a noncoherent optical processing system: pupil function synthesis and experimental implementation," Optical Engineering 33(6), (1 June 1994). https://doi.org/10.1117/12.168862
Published: 1 June 1994
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KEYWORDS
Point spread functions

Optical transfer functions

Optical signal processing

Filtering (signal processing)

Modulation

Optical filters

Fourier transforms

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