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Advances in Photoelectric Tracking Systems

The photoelectric tracking system, which is made up of optical, mechanical, electrical, and computer components, is in charge of tracking targets at extremely long distances. Tracking accuracy and stability accuracy are two of the system's most crucial performance metrics. Currently, quantum communi...

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Natura: Online
Lingua:inglese
Pubblicazione: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2024
Soggetti:
SiC mirror
parameters coupling
structural optimization
partition processing
inhomogeneous background correction
image pre-processing
optical telescope image
optical design
off-axis three mirrors
free-form surface
distortion
tolerance analysis
moving target model capture
laser scanning
improved hexagonal honeycomb structure scanning
super-resolution
deep compressed sensing
alignment error correction
optical fiber communication
multi-mode fiber
optical MIMO technique
pre- and post-equalization
space-division multiplexing
disturbance-observer-based control (DOBC)
LQR
LMI technique
Lyapunov stability theory
electro-optical tracking platform
piezoelectric deformable mirror
adaptive optics
cross-linking value
photoelectric imaging
aerial optoelectronic systems
2D scanning galvanometer
kernel regression
lidar
point cloud
simulation
collision detection
ground clutter
backstepping control
tracking differentiator
electro-optical tracking system
Softsign function
linear–nonlinear systems
Fourier transform imaging spectrometer
mid-infrared band
stray light analysis
interference fringe contrast
point source transmittance
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thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PS Biology, life sciences
Accesso online:ONIX_20240514_9783725809660_526
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Riassunto:The photoelectric tracking system, which is made up of optical, mechanical, electrical, and computer components, is in charge of tracking targets at extremely long distances. Tracking accuracy and stability accuracy are two of the system's most crucial performance metrics. Currently, quantum communication, free-space laser communication, aerospace, space observation, and other fields make extensive use of the photoelectric tracking system. The purpose of this Special Issue, titled "Advances in Photoelectric Tracking Systems", is to present the most recent findings and creative solutions in the field.

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