Patent classifications
G01J2011/005
Compressed ultrafast imaging velocity interferometer system for any reflector
The present disclosure provides a compressed ultrafast imaging velocity interferometer system for any reflector, comprising a light source and target system, an etalon interference system, a compressed ultrafast imaging system, a timing control system and a data processing system. An imaging device in the traditional imaging velocity interferometer system for any reflector is replaced by a compressed ultrafast imaging system, a compressed ultrafast Photography (CUP) is introduced in an imaging process, multi-frame images, i.e. three-dimensional images for two-dimensional space and one-dimensional time, are reconstructed via a single measurement by a CUP-VISAR two-dimensional ultrafast dynamic image imaging, a complete dynamic process of a two-dimensional interference fringes image is restored, and spatiotemporal evolution information of a shock wave is effectively acquired, improving an imaging performance of the imaging velocity interferometer system for any reflector in dimension, and achieving a goal that could not be achieved before.
Phase-sensitive compressed ultrafast photography systems and methods
Disclosed herein are systems and methods of phase-sensitive compressed ultrafast photography (pCUP). In some embodiments, a pCUP system comprises: a dark-field imaging system, and a compressed ultrafast photography (CUP system). The dark-field imaging system may comprise a laser source configured to illuminate the subject with a laser pulse; and a beam block configured to pass laser light scattered by the subject as a first series of phase images and block laser light not scattered by the subject. The CUP system may comprise: a spatial encoding module configured to receive the first series of phase images and to produce a second series of spatially encoded phase images; and a streak camera configured to receive the second series of spatially encoded phase images, to deflect each spatially encoded phase image by a temporal deflection distance, and to integrate the deflected phase images into a single raw CUP image.
PHASE-SENSITIVE COMPRESSED ULTRAFAST PHOTOGRAPHY SYSTEMS AND METHODS
Among the various aspects of the present disclosure is the provision of systems and methods of phase-sensitive compressed ultrafast photography.
COMPRESSED ULTRAFAST IMAGING VELOCITY INTERFEROMETER SYSTEM FOR ANY REFLECTOR
The present disclosure provides a compressed ultrafast imaging velocity interferometer system for any reflector, comprising a light source and target system, an etalon interference system, a compressed ultrafast imaging system, a timing control system and a data processing system. An imaging device in the traditional imaging velocity interferometer system for any reflector is replaced by a compressed ultrafast imaging system, a compressed ultrafast Photography (CUP) is introduced in an imaging process, multi-frame images, i.e. three-dimensional images for two-dimensional space and one-dimensional time, are reconstructed via a single measurement by a CUP-VISAR two-dimensional ultrafast dynamic image imaging, a complete dynamic process of a two-dimensional interference fringes image is restored, and spatiotemporal evolution information of a shock wave is effectively acquired, improving an imaging performance of the imaging velocity interferometer system for any reflector in dimension, and achieving a goal that could not be achieved before.
Correction device, correction method, and distance measuring device
A correction device including a photon number counting unit that counts a photon number on the basis of an output signal output from a light receiving unit, a correction value acquiring unit that acquires a correction value corresponding to the photon number, and a correction unit that performs correction based on the correction value.
Streak camera calibration
Systems and methods presented herein provide for calibrating a streak tube. The method includes inserting fiducial light to received optical signal. The fiducial light has at least one predetermined attribute. The method also includes correcting environmental degradation of the streak tube based on the at least one predetermined attribute of the fiducial light to calibrate the streak tube.
PHASE-SENSITIVE COMPRESSED ULTRAFAST PHOTOGRAPHY SYSTEMS AND METHODS
Among the various aspects of the present disclosure is the provision of systems and methods of phase-sensitive compressed ultrafast photography.
Systems and methods for spatiotemporal control of a laser and applications of same
Methods and systems are disclosed for using a chromatic lens system to provide a flying focusi.e., an advanced focusing scheme enabling spatiotemporal control of a focal location. In a method, a photon beam is emitted from a source at a wavelength. The photon beam may have more than one wavelength. The photon beam is focused to a focal location using a chromatic lens system. The focal location is at a first longitudinal distance along an optical axis from the chromatic lens system. The wavelength of the photon beam is changed as a function of time to change the focal location as a function of time. The wavelength may be changed such that the focal location changes with a focal velocity.
Streak Camera Calibration
Systems and methods presented herein provide for calibrating a streak tube. The method includes inserting fiducial light to received optical signal. The fiducial light has at least one predetermined attribute. The method also includes correcting environmental degradation of the streak tube based on the at least one predetermined attribute of the fiducial light to calibrate the streak tube.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SPATIOTEMPORAL CONTROL OF A LASER AND APPLICATIONS OF SAME
Methods and systems are disclosed for using a chromatic lens system to provide a flying focusi.e., an advanced focusing scheme enabling spatiotemporal control of a focal location. In a method, a photon beam is emitted from a source at a wavelength. The photon beam may have more than one wavelength. The photon beam is focused to a focal location using a chromatic lens system. The focal location is at a first longitudinal distance along an optical axis from the chromatic lens system. The wavelength of the photon beam is changed as a function of time to change the focal location as a function of time. The wavelength may be changed such that the focal location changes with a focal velocity.