Symmetrical optical imaging system with bionic variable-focus lens for off-axis aberration correction

Wang, Xuanyin; Du, Jiawei; Zhu, Shiqiang

doi:10.1016/j.optcom.2017.04.044

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“…Image stabilization technology is widely used in reconnaissance, aerial survey, and photographic systems [5][6][7][8][9]. The existing image stabilization technology can be categorized into three types based on its principle: mechanical image stabilization [10], electronic image stabilization [11][12][13], and optical image stabilization [14][15][16]. Mechanical image stabilization relies on a gyroscope to sense the vibration of the target.…”

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Design, Analysis and Experiment of a Bridge-Type Piezoelectric Actuator for Infrared Image Stabilization

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Piezoelectric actuators are widely used in the optical field due to their high precision, compact structure, flexible design, and fast response. This paper presents a novel piezoelectric actuator with a bridge-type mechanism, which can be used to stabilize the images of an infrared imaging system. The bridge amplification mechanism is used to amplify the actuation displacement, and its structural parameters are optimized by the response surface method. The control strategy of the image stabilization system is formulated, and the overall structure of the infrared image stabilization system is designed according to the principle of image stabilization and the control strategy. The prototype was fabricated and verified by a series of experiments. In the test, the laminated piezoelectric ceramics are used as the driving element, and its maximum output displacement was about 17 μm under a voltage of 100 V. Firstly, the performance of the piezoelectric amplification mechanism was tested, and the maximum displacement of the piezoelectric micro-motion mechanism was 115 μm. The displacement amplification ratio of the mechanism was 5.7. Then, the step distance and response time of the micro-displacement mechanism were measured by inputting the stepping signal. When the input voltage increased to 3 V, 5 V, and 7 V, the stepping displacements of the mechanism were 2.4 μm, 4.1 μm, and 5.8 μm. Finally, the image stabilization effect of the designed mechanism was verified by imaging timing control and feedback signal processing.

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