2023
DOI: 10.3390/s23052784
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Optical Protective Window Design and Material Selection Issues in the Multi-Sensor Electro-Optical Surveillance Systems

Abstract: Multi-sensor imaging systems have a very important role and wide applications in surveillance and security systems. In many applications, it is necessary to use an optical protective window as an optical interface connecting the imaging sensor and object of interest’s space; meanwhile an imaging sensor is mounted in a protective enclosure, providing separation from environmental conditions. Optical windows are often used in various optical and electro-optical systems, fulfilling different sometimes very unusua… Show more

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“…In reality however, such a solution is impractical as it will increase the weight and production cost. Thicker sections of a transparent material often experience greater optical distortion than thinner sections, [2] which reduces its optical transparency. [3] Stronger and lighter optically transparent material can lead to reduced weight (e.g., lighter riot shields), as well as improving the maneuverability of an armored vehicle (i.e., heavy ballistic glass raises the center of gravity of a vehicle).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In reality however, such a solution is impractical as it will increase the weight and production cost. Thicker sections of a transparent material often experience greater optical distortion than thinner sections, [2] which reduces its optical transparency. [3] Stronger and lighter optically transparent material can lead to reduced weight (e.g., lighter riot shields), as well as improving the maneuverability of an armored vehicle (i.e., heavy ballistic glass raises the center of gravity of a vehicle).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%