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October 10, 1994Applied Optics54 citations

Single-lens single-image incoherent passive-ranging systems

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EDEdward R. DowskiWCW. Thomas Cathey

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We introduce a new system for single-lens single-image incoherent passive ranging. The only a priori object information this system requires is that the objects to be ranged must possess a low-pass spatial frequency spectrum. Physically, this system for passive ranging is a standard optical imaging system that is customized with a special-purpose optical mask or filter. Analytically, this optical mask customizes the transfer function of the optical system in such a way that objects form images that contain range-dependent information. This range-dependent information lies in the spatial spectrum nulls or zeros of the image.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a75f617f1e99ff85ab226e2https://doi.org/10.1364/ao.33.006762
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