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9 November 2010 Design of a temperature control system using incremental PID algorithm for a special homemade shortwave infrared spatial remote sensor based on FPGA
Zhipeng Xu, Jun Wei, Jianwei Li, Qianting Zhou
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An image spectrometer of a spatial remote sensing satellite requires shortwave band range from 2.1μm to 3μm which is one of the most important bands in remote sensing. We designed an infrared sub-system of the image spectrometer using a homemade 640x1 InGaAs shortwave infrared sensor working on FPA system which requires high uniformity and low level of dark current. The working temperature should be -15±0.2 Degree Celsius. This paper studies the model of noise for focal plane array (FPA) system, investigated the relationship with temperature and dark current noise, and adopts Incremental PID algorithm to generate PWM wave in order to control the temperature of the sensor. There are four modules compose of the FPGA module design. All of the modules are coded by VHDL and implemented in FPGA device APA300. Experiment shows the intelligent temperature control system succeeds in controlling the temperature of the sensor.
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Zhipeng Xu, Jun Wei, Jianwei Li, and Qianting Zhou "Design of a temperature control system using incremental PID algorithm for a special homemade shortwave infrared spatial remote sensor based on FPGA", Proc. SPIE 7853, Advanced Sensor Systems and Applications IV, 78531G (9 November 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.868500
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Field programmable gate arrays

Infrared sensors

Shortwaves

Remote sensing

Staring arrays

Infrared radiation

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