Optic design of 6× continuous zoom scanning infrared system with array detector
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1.Key Laboratory of Infrared System Detecting and Imaging Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 200083,China;2.Shanghai Institute of Technological Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 200083,China

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TN216

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Supported by the National 13th Five year Defense Preresearch Foundation(JZX2016-0404/Y72-2)

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    A triple imaging infrared continuous zoom array detector scanning optical system is proposed. On the basis of traditional infrared secondary imaging optics, a continuous zoom telescope system is added. Continuous zoom is realized by moving the zooming group and the compensating group along the optical axis. In the middle parallel light path, a galvanometer is introduced, and the galvanometer is used to scan back in the corresponding angle range at a specific frequency, which can compensate for the object movement during the exposure time caused by the rotation of the scanning platform, and keep the image clear and stable during the rotation scanning without any shadow. A 60~360 mm continuous zoom optic system is designed. Optic distortion is smaller than 0.5% at all effective focal length. The system achieved good performance after testing, and can be widely used in the infrared search and tracking system.

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DING Xue-Zhuan, HUANG Jiang-Qing, LI Zheng, YU Yang, LI Fan-Ming. Optic design of 6× continuous zoom scanning infrared system with array detector[J]. Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves,2021,40(1):89~95

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  • Received:December 18,2019
  • Revised:January 18,2021
  • Adopted:April 24,2020
  • Online: January 05,2021
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