2011
DOI: 10.1007/s11801-011-1055-2
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Light intensity at the return place and encirclement power ratio for the distorted reflected beambased oncat-eye effect

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“…The limitations of the proposed system is the range of detection distances and angles of incidence, because the reflection intensity of a mini-camera is greatly reduced with the degradation of these two conditions. The dependence of a traditional cat-eye target reflection on incident angle has been studied in [19], [20], while the mini-camera's distant or oblique-incidence reflection has been analyzed in [5], [8]. However, the actual upper limits of the distance and incident angle vary greatly depending on the working conditions and target characteristics of each system.…”
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“…The limitations of the proposed system is the range of detection distances and angles of incidence, because the reflection intensity of a mini-camera is greatly reduced with the degradation of these two conditions. The dependence of a traditional cat-eye target reflection on incident angle has been studied in [19], [20], while the mini-camera's distant or oblique-incidence reflection has been analyzed in [5], [8]. However, the actual upper limits of the distance and incident angle vary greatly depending on the working conditions and target characteristics of each system.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%