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Belay et al., 2012 - Google Patents

Design of a multichannel, multiresolution smart imaging system

Belay et al., 2012

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6387969440813378928
Author
Belay G
Meuret Y
Ottevaere H
Veelaert <
Thienpont H
Publication year
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Applied optics

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This paper presents the design of a multichannel imaging system where the different optical channels have a different angular resolution and field-of-view. Such an imaging system is able to resolve fine details in a small region of interest through the channel that has the …
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