Optical: systems and elements – Having significant infrared or ultraviolet property
Patent
1996-11-13
1999-02-02
Spyrou, Cassandra C.
Optical: systems and elements
Having significant infrared or ultraviolet property
359599, 250351, G02B 100
Patent
active
058673075
ABSTRACT:
A blur film is made of a polymeric film material transmissive to infrared energy of a selected waveband, which is affixed to a surface of a substrate transmissive to energy of the same selected infrared waveband. The blur film has a texture or a plurality of lenslets thereon, where the surface of each lenslet is a surface of revolution. In a spatial-filter wheel application, the blur film and substrate are affixed to a support, which in turn is rotatably mounted on a drive. The support is structured such that a portion of its circumference is covered by the blur film and a portion of its circumference is not covered by the blur film. The spatial-filter wheel is rotated in front of a detector to produce alternating blurred and direct images on the detector.
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Brunton Daniel W.
Jensen Stephen M.
Myers James R.
Saccketti Nicholas B.
Smith David R.
Alkov Leonard A.
Collins David W.
Lenzen, Jr. Glenn H.
Raytheon Company
Schuberg Darren E.
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