G03B42/00

IMAGING DEVICE AND IMAGING METHOD
20240295506 · 2024-09-05 ·

An imaging device includes a transmitter row of transmitters that are aligned in a straight line and transmit a wave to a region, a receiver row of receivers provided at an interval from the transmitter row and alighted in a straight line parallel to the line of transmitters, and receiving the wave from the region, and an information processing circuit that derives an imaging function based on measurement data and a distance and using the imaging function to image the structure of a scatterer included in an object present in the region, the imaging function corresponding to a scattering field function relating to scattering of the wave, the measurement data being obtained by all or some combinations of the transmitters and the receivers, the distance being a distance between the straight line along which the transmitters are aligned and the different straight line along which the receivers are aligned.

IMAGING DEVICE AND IMAGING METHOD
20240295506 · 2024-09-05 ·

An imaging device includes a transmitter row of transmitters that are aligned in a straight line and transmit a wave to a region, a receiver row of receivers provided at an interval from the transmitter row and alighted in a straight line parallel to the line of transmitters, and receiving the wave from the region, and an information processing circuit that derives an imaging function based on measurement data and a distance and using the imaging function to image the structure of a scatterer included in an object present in the region, the imaging function corresponding to a scattering field function relating to scattering of the wave, the measurement data being obtained by all or some combinations of the transmitters and the receivers, the distance being a distance between the straight line along which the transmitters are aligned and the different straight line along which the receivers are aligned.

OPTICAL GLASS, OPTICAL ELEMENT AND OPTICAL DEVICE USING OPTICAL GLASS

To provide an optical glass which has a unique combination of anomalous dispersibility in a visible range with that in a near-infrared range. Provided is an optical glass containing respective components of SiO.sub.2 from 14 to 26% by mass, B.sub.2O.sub.3 from 9 to 16% by mass, and La.sub.2O.sub.3 from 10 to 42% by mass as essential components, and containing respective components of ZnO, Y.sub.2O.sub.3, ZrO.sub.2, Ta.sub.2O.sub.5, Li.sub.2O, and Na.sub.2O as optional components, and satisfying respective relationships of SiO.sub.2+B.sub.2O.sub.3 from 28 to 36% by mass, ZrO.sub.2+Ta.sub.2O.sub.5 from 6 to 16% by mass, La.sub.2O.sub.3+Y.sub.2O.sub.3+ZnO from 43 to 59% by mass, and Li.sub.2O+Na.sub.2O from 2 to 14% by mass.

SENSOR HOLDER FOR INTRAORAL X-RAY SENSOR

Disclosed is a sensor holder for an intraoral X-ray sensor including a front surface receiving incident x-rays, a rear surface, and a fastener, including a coupler including a grip fitted over a side surface of the fastener to enclose the same, and a support connected to the grip and facing in a forward direction of the intraoral X-ray sensor while covering the rear surface and a side surface of the intraoral X-ray sensor, a connector connected to the support and extending in the forward direction of the intraoral X-ray sensor, and a handle connected to the connector, wherein the coupler is made of a synthetic resin material with a first hardness (L1), and at least one of the connector and the handle is made of a synthetic resin material with a second hardness (L2) greater than the first hardness.

MULTI-WAVELENGTH BEAM SPLITTING SYSTEMS FOR SIMULTANEOUS IMAGING OF A DISTANT OBJECT IN TWO OR MORE SPECTRAL CHANNELS USING A SINGLE CAMERA

An optical imaging system and related methods are provided that acquire images of an object at a distance in different spectral regions using only one camera. The systems and methods are adaptable to applications where information (simultaneous or sequential) from more than one spectral region is of interest while only one camera is available or entailed.

FILTER SWITCHING DEVICE USED FOR CAMERA MODULE AND MOBILE DEVICE INCLUDING CAMERA MODULE

A filter switching device used for a camera module and a mobile device that includes a camera module are disclosed.

The disclosed filter switching device used for a camera module comprises: a base having a light passage hole formed therein;

a filter blade unit that is coupled to the base to rotate about the reference axis of the base and includes a plurality of filters; and
a driving unit that rotates the filter blade unit using a magnetic force, wherein one of the plurality of filters is set to the position
corresponding to the light passage hole when the filter blade unit rotates by a preset angle in a first direction, and another filter is
set to the position corresponding to the light passage hole when the filter blade unit rotates by a preset angle in a second direction
that is opposite to the first direction.

Scanning Method for Uniform, Normal-Incidence Imaging of Spherical Surface with a Single Beam

Methods and systems for single beam scanning capable of imaging the surface of a spherical body of arbitrary radius of curvature are provided. The spherical imaging methods and systems utilize one or more off-axis parabolic (OAP) mirror to perform a geometrical transformation of the spherical surface to a flat rectilinear imaging coordinate grid such that the single scanning beam maintains a normal incidence across the curved field of view of the spherical body. The imaging methods and systems project the spherical surface to a Cartesian plane and then the remapped surface is rapidly imaged by raster-scanning an illumination beam in the rectangular coordinate such that the OAP mirror produces a rectilinear image of the target. The imaging of the spherical surface is accomplished while maintaining the target, illumination source, and detector in a stationary position. The imaging systems and methods may utilize a single source and a single detector, and may incorporate a THz illumination source. The beam scanning imaging systems and methods may be applied to corneal tissue imaging.

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PERFORMING ALIGNMENT OF A PROJECTION IMAGE TO DETECTED INFRARED (IR) RADIATION INFORMATION
20170244911 · 2017-08-24 ·

A method of presenting a visible representation of infrared (IR) radiation information onto an observed real world scene based on IR radiation emitted from said observed real world scene, using a thermography arrangement comprising an IR imaging system, a visible light imaging system, and a visible light projecting system.

Radiation detection apparatus

A radiation detection apparatus includes a housing that includes an incidence surface and a back surface located on the opposite side of the incidence surface, a sensor panel that is housed in the housing and configured to convert radiation incident from the incidence surface into an electrical signal, a conductive plate that is housed in the housing and extends in a direction intersecting with a normal to the incidence surface, and an antenna element housed in the housing. The conductive plate is located between the sensor panel and the back surface. The antenna element is located between the conductive plate and the back surface. The antenna element includes a portion that extends in the direction intersecting with the normal to the incidence surface. The conductive plate is configured to function as a ground for the antenna element.

Electronic device and imaging device with image data correction

Even in a case where the amount of incident light is small, a high-Quality captured image can be obtained. An electronic device includes: a display unit; a first imaging unit that is disposed on a side opposite to a display surface of the display unit and is capable of capturing an image of light in an infrared light wavelength band that has passed through the display unit; a second imaging unit that is disposed on a side opposite to the display surface of the display unit and is capable of capturing as image of light in a visible light wavelength band that has passed through the display unit; and a correction unit that corrects image data imaged by the second imaging unit on the basis of image data imaged by the first imaging unit.