Spectral Study for Star Simulator on Hybrid Light Source

Xiaojuan, 张晓娟 Zhang; Guoyu, 张国玉 Zhang; Gaofei, 孙高飞 Sun; Jian, 张健 Zhang; Qimeng, 陈启梦 Chen

doi:10.3788/gzxb20144302.0222001

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“…The simulated illumination value shown in the table is 2.747 × 10 -6 lx. The illumination of zero magnitude is 2.56 × 10 -6 lx [8] , and the simulation error of illumination is (2.747 -2.56) × 10 -6 2.56 × 10 -6 = 7.3%, which can meet the demand that the required error is not more than ±10%. The calculation of illumination simulation error for 0 to + 6 magnitudes can be done according to the methods above.…”

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Design of Fiber-Coupled Light Source for Reflective Single Star Simulator

Yangyang¹,

Guoyu²,

Jian³

et al. 2015

激光与光电子学进展

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In order to meet the requirements of ground calibration of star sensor and assorted usage with single star simulators, a light source coupled by integrating sphere and multiple optical fibers is designed based on the characteristics of conventional light source of star simulators. The luminance of each single star emitted by star simulation is controlled by each coupled beam. According to the requirements of indicators, the types of light source, integrating sphere and optical fiber can be confirmed by analyzing the energy in perspective of photometry. Using simulation model established by Light tools and analyzing the simulation results, it is found that the fiber-coupled light source meets the design requirements, and the illumination simulation error of each magnitude is similar to the practical illumination error and both of them are not more than ±10%.

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confidence: 89%

Design of Fiber-Coupled Light Source for Reflective Single Star Simulator

Yangyang¹,

Guoyu²,

Jian³

et al. 2015

激光与光电子学进展

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Research on ultraviolet-visible composite optical target simulation technology

Du,

Sun,

Yang

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Opt. Express

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This study proposes an ultraviolet-visible composite optical target simulation technique based on a liquid crystal display (LCD) spatial light modulation device to solve the problem of not being able to satisfy the demand for optical target simulation for both ultraviolet and visible light operating spectral ranges in a single system when composite simulation of multi-source spatial targets is performed. We establish a composite light source model of an ultraviolet light emitting diode (LED) and a xenon lamp to enhance the energy simulation of the ultraviolet portion, and the light is mixed and homogenized by an integrating sphere. We analyze the light transmission principle of LCD display devices and derive the equation for the relationship between its working band and transmittance. We design a transmission-type projection system with a wide spectral range and simulate the transmittance of the whole system, and demonstrate the optical target simulator can realize the simulation requirements of a wide working spectral range, high interstellar angular distance accuracy, and high magnitude accuracy.

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Spectral Study for Star Simulator on Hybrid Light Source

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Design of Fiber-Coupled Light Source for Reflective Single Star Simulator

Design of Fiber-Coupled Light Source for Reflective Single Star Simulator

Research on ultraviolet-visible composite optical target simulation technology

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