2009
DOI: 10.3788/aos20092908.2185
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Relation Between Imaging Quality and Gate-Control Signal of Underwater Range-Gated Imaging System

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“…Therefore, ordinary optical imaging technology is usually difficult to obtain ideal imaging effects in underwater environment. In this paper, an imaging system combining range gating and circular-polarized laser imaging is adopted, which mainly has the time difference between the backscattered light and the target reflected light arriving at the imaging receiver device, and only the optical signal of the target reflected beam arriving time is received, so as to eliminate the stray light interference, improve the signal-to-noise ratio of the received data, and further increase the imaging distance and improve the imaging quality [4] . And through the inversion of three-dimensional effects of two-dimensional image information, it can break through the constraints of existing technical approaches to imaging detection ability, and provide technical support for underwater target detection and recognition.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, ordinary optical imaging technology is usually difficult to obtain ideal imaging effects in underwater environment. In this paper, an imaging system combining range gating and circular-polarized laser imaging is adopted, which mainly has the time difference between the backscattered light and the target reflected light arriving at the imaging receiver device, and only the optical signal of the target reflected beam arriving time is received, so as to eliminate the stray light interference, improve the signal-to-noise ratio of the received data, and further increase the imaging distance and improve the imaging quality [4] . And through the inversion of three-dimensional effects of two-dimensional image information, it can break through the constraints of existing technical approaches to imaging detection ability, and provide technical support for underwater target detection and recognition.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It has been widely applied in fields such as target recognition, underwater vision, and 3D imaging. In 2009, Sun Jian [9] studied the relationship between time gating accuracy, time interval, and imaging quality. When the gating signal is appropriate, the influence of water scattering light noise on the distance gated laser underwater imaging system is reduced, and high-quality images are obtained.In 2013, GE Weilong [10] simulated that when the gate width is greater than the laser pulse width, the water backscattered light noise energy received by ICCD is larger and the signal-to-noise ratio(SNR) is lower.…”
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confidence: 99%