Radiant energy – Infrared-to-visible imaging – Including means for scanning field of view
Patent
1977-10-07
1979-05-22
Willis, Davis L.
Radiant energy
Infrared-to-visible imaging
Including means for scanning field of view
H01J 3149
Patent
active
041561422
ABSTRACT:
The invention comprises the closer positioning of a conventional telescopic ens, i.e., afocal lens, to a conventional optical scanner in such a combination as to minimize the required scanner mirror size and weight thereby improving scan efficiency, while also reducing physical size and thus the power requirement for driving the scanner mirror. The exit pupil of the telescopic lens is moved to a position close to the center of scanner wheel so that the incoming ray bundle follows the facets of the scanner mirror as it moves through a detector means field-of-view.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3728545 (1973-04-01), Abel
Edelberg Nathan
Harwell Max L.
Lee Milton W.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
Willis Davis L.
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