Wide-Field Imaging System and Rapid Direction of Optical Zoom
TBMG-12812
02/01/2012
- Content
A breadboard system has been developed for demonstrating nonmechanical zoom using flexible thin films. The project consists of three major task areas: material characterization, diagnostic system development, and imaging system development. The material characterization phase involves two components: development of modeling tools, and measurement of material properties for use in the tools. The diagnostic system development phase will apply the tools and knowledge developed in the first phase to build algorithms for modeling and testing one-dimensional films with multiple actuators. These models will then be compared to experimental results and modified as needed. The imaging system development phase will conclude the effort by building a sensor system with variable zoom based on optical-quality PVDF films.
- Citation
- "Wide-Field Imaging System and Rapid Direction of Optical Zoom," Mobility Engineering, February 1, 2012.