Joint transform correlator using a 4-F lens system to achieve vi

Image analysis – Image transformation or preprocessing – Correlation

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359561, 382280, G06F 15336, G06K 964

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ABSTRACT:
A 4-f lens system is positioned over one half of the joint input image presentation SLM device of a conventional joint transform correlator (JTC). An image displacement lens is positioned in the Fourier transform plane of the 4-f correlator and can shift the virtual displacement of the reference image plane relative to the input image plane. By the appropriate choice of this lens, any virtual displacement can be achieved to provide for substantial design flexibility of the JTC.

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