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23 October 2023 Simulation of a tomographic single-pixel imager using rosette scanning
Armand Duvenage, Warren du Plessis
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Abstract
Spin-scan and conical-scan tomographic scanning (TOSCA) imagers have produced good-quality and costeffective images and video in both the infrared (IR) and optical wavelengths. A novel rosette-scan implementation of TOSCA single-pixel imaging is presented below. Previous conical-scan TOSCA imagers implemented a reticle with a fixed number of thin slits. This resulted in a fixed angular resolution which implied a fixed image resolution. The feasibility of a rosette-scan implementation using similar processing techniques to conical-scan TOSCA imagers will be demonstrated. The rosette-scan implementation would only require a reticle with a single thin slit, instead of a reticle with a number of thin slits at fixed angles. The single thin-slit reticle can be rotated to be perpendicular to the line-scan angle of each rosette petal. The number of scan angles can be dynamically changed to achieve different trade-offs between resolution and frame rate by varying the rotational speeds of the prisms and the single thin slit reticle.
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(2023) Published by SPIE. Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only.
Armand Duvenage and Warren du Plessis "Simulation of a tomographic single-pixel imager using rosette scanning", Proc. SPIE 12737, Electro-Optical and Infrared Systems: Technology and Applications XX, 127370H (23 October 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2679911
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KEYWORDS
Image restoration

Reticles

Image resolution

Prisms

Imaging systems

Tomography

Distortion

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