For the new satellite autonomous navigation technology using sensors with functions of a star sensor and an ultraviolet earth sensor, it lacks the device to simulate target characteristics of stars and the earth. In the paper, we proposed a combined simulation device composed with a visible light star simulator and an ultraviolet light earth simulator. At first, the general optical system designing program of simulators was presented after analysis of working requirements. Then, the designing process of optical systems was described in detail. After that, high precision and profile simulation method was analyzed intensively. Furthermore, an accurate correction method for the angular travel error between two stars and earth flare angle error was lay out. At last, the visible light stars and ultraviolet light earth combined simulation device was utilized. The results show that the precision of combined simulation device which can simulate star positions and earth graphics is high. Moreover, the angular travel error between two stars is less than ±7 second of arc. In addition, earth flare angle error is less than ±0.05°. The results meet the function and precision requirements for autonomous navigation of an attitude sensor on satellite. The high precision combined simulation device may meet the basic requirements for ground precision calibration and functional test of an attitude sensor.
Gene biochip imaging and scanning technology is a more advanced gene diagnosis technology after fluorescence quantitative PCR technology, second-generation sequencing technology and digital PCR technology. Due to the great influence of fluorescence microscopy system, the imaging and scanning technology of gene biochip with high imaging efficiency and accuracy has become a hot topic widely concerned by scholars. In this paper, two-channel laser was used as the excitation light source of the biochip, and the fluorescence imaging system of the switchable fluorescence filter was designed to realize the detection of FAM and HEX biological fluorescence signals; According to the working principle of the gene biochip imager, the finite element analysis method is used to analyze the thermal structure of the optical system, and the internal structural parameters of the optical system are optimized according to the simulation results. According to the optimization result, the illumination time of each object pixel is controlled to utilize the fluorescence information more efficiently, and the fluorescent bleaching effect is reduced without sacrificing the image quality, and the PCR amplification oil droplet quantitative reading and display is performed in real time. The gene biochip imaging system proposed in this paper can be used to image, obtain, read, process and display the detected chip with a resolution of 10 m/ pixel, a minimum detection limit of < 10 fluorescent molecules/square micron, and a sample detection repeatability of < 10%.The results show that the gene biological chip imaging system designed by this research has the advantages of low noise, low cost and fast scanning speed, and provides a theoretical basis for precision medical fields such as early diagnosis and cure evaluation of clinical tumors. The results show that the gene biochip imaging system designed by this research has the advantages of low noise, low cost and fast scanning speed, and provides a theoretical basis for precision medical fields such as early diagnosis and cure evaluation of clinical tumors.
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