High-power illumination device for a camera

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358225, 358229, G03B 300, G02B 1316, H04N 5225, H04N 530

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048946770

ABSTRACT:
A high-power illumination device (2) integrated with a camera (1) for measuring the direction, distance and/or attitude of two objects relative to each other, one of the objects carrying the device. For obtaining a high-power emission several elementary light sources (10) are arranged in a ring configuration around the input-optical system (7) of the camera. The light beam emitted by each source is focused via a deflecting mirror (12) onto a facet mirror (13) surrounding the input-optical system (7) and comprising as many facets as there are light sources. Each facet is inclined so as to align the direction of the reflected beam with the direction of the field of view of the camera. The beams from these facets are thus quasi-superimposed around the optical axis of the camera.

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