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30 April 2007 Resistor array infrared projector nonuniformity correction: search for performance improvement II
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Abstract
Research leading towards the continued improvement in resistor array infrared projector nonuniformity correction (NUC) is reported, particularly at low drive levels relevant to thermal imager and FLIR test and evaluation applications. Moire fringes have been successfully compensated, as has the checkerboard effect seen in earlier flood NUC measurements. With these improvements, the residual nonuniformity associated with the random spatial noise has been reduced successfully to the 0.1-0.2% rms level, equivalent to 20-60 mK noise equivalent temperature differences. The random noise is accompanied, however, by a low spatial frequency fixed pattern, currently unexplained but possibly attributable to busbar robbing in the electronic backplane.
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Leszek Świerkowski, Robert A. Joyce, and Owen M. Williams "Resistor array infrared projector nonuniformity correction: search for performance improvement II", Proc. SPIE 6544, Technologies for Synthetic Environments: Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing XII, 654403 (30 April 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.718075
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KEYWORDS
Nonuniformity corrections

Cameras

Projection systems

Floods

Thermography

Infrared radiation

Image enhancement

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