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25 April 2008 Extended depth of field imaging at 94 GHz
Joseph N. Mait, David A. Wikner, Mark S. Mirotznik, Joseph van der Gracht, Gregory P. Behrmann, Brandon L. Good, Scott A. Mathews
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Abstract
We describe a computational imaging technique to extend the depth-of field of a 94-GHz imaging system. The technique uses a cubic phase element in the pupil plane of the system to render system operation relatively insensitive to object distance. However, the cubic phase element also introduces aberrations but, since these are fixed and known, we remove them using post-detection signal processing. We present experimental results that validate system performance and indicate a greater than four-fold increase in depth-of-field from 17" to greater than 68".
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Joseph N. Mait, David A. Wikner, Mark S. Mirotznik, Joseph van der Gracht, Gregory P. Behrmann, Brandon L. Good, and Scott A. Mathews "Extended depth of field imaging at 94 GHz", Proc. SPIE 6948, Passive Millimeter-Wave Imaging Technology XI, 69480C (25 April 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.775180
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KEYWORDS
Imaging systems

Point spread functions

Image processing

Modulation transfer functions

Signal processing

Optical transfer functions

Computational imaging

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