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Accetta J.S. (ed.), Shumaker D.L. (ed.), Campana S.B. (ed.) — The Infrared & Electro-Optical Systems Handbook. Volume 5: Passive Electro-Optical Systems
Accetta J.S. (ed.), Shumaker D.L. (ed.), Campana S.B. (ed.) — The Infrared & Electro-Optical Systems Handbook. Volume 5: Passive Electro-Optical Systems



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Название: The Infrared & Electro-Optical Systems Handbook. Volume 5: Passive Electro-Optical Systems

Авторы: Accetta J.S. (ed.), Shumaker D.L. (ed.), Campana S.B. (ed.)

Аннотация:

The Infrared and Electro-Optical Systems Handbook is a joint product of the Infrared Information Analysis Center (IRIA) and the International Society for Optical Engineering (SPIE). Sponsored by the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC), this work is an outgrowth of its predecessor, The Infrared Handbook, published in 1978. The circulation of nearly 20,000 copies is adequate testimony to its wide acceptance in the electro-optics and infrared communities. The Infrared Handbook was itself preceded by The Handbook of Military Infrared Technology. Since its original inception, new topics and technologies have emerged for which little or no reference material exists. This work is intended to update and complement the current Infrared Handbook by revision, addition of new materials, and reformatting to increase its utility. Of necessity, some material from the current book was reproduced as is, having been adjudged as being current and adequate. The 45 chapters represent most subject areas of current activity in the military, aerospace, and civilian communities and contain material that has rarely appeared so extensively in the open literature.
Volume 5, edited by Stephen Campana of the Naval Air Warfare Center, treats contemporary infrared passive systems such as FLIRs, IRSTs, IR line scanners, and staring array configurations.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Технология/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 1993

Количество страниц: 362

Добавлена в каталог: 02.12.2010

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Spectrometers, auroral spectra      248—250
Split-aperture scanners      12—18
Split-aperture scanners and defocus effect      52
Split-aperture scanners, f/#      21—22
Split-aperture scanners, folding mirrors      13
Split-aperture scanners, Kennedy split-aperture scanner designs      12—15
Split-aperture scanners, narcissus reduction      14—15
Split-aperture scanners, optics collecting area      64—65
Split-aperture scanners, parabolic mirrors      13—15
Split-aperture scanners, spin mirrors      12—15
Split-aperture scanners, split-aperture scanner/FLIR      15—17
Spread factor      167 204
Spread factor, optics/array      182 183
Spreadsheets, sensor design      188—191 201—204
SPRITE detectors      50 56—57 88 293 299—300
SPRITE detectors, detectivity      67
Square-law detectors      110 111—112 118
Square-wave response      175
Square-wave targets      38
Stabilization      218
Staring FLIRs      121
Staring sensor systems      157—207
Staring sensor systems vs scanning sensors      159—160 177
Staring sensor systems, development status      160—161
Staring sensor systems, parameters      161—163
Staring sensor systems, performance assessment      163—177
Staring sensor systems, performance assessment, performance model      164
Staring sensor systems, performance assessment, sensor noise      166—173
Staring sensor systems, performance assessment, signal and contrast      165—166
Staring sensor systems, performance assessment, signal-to-noise ratio      173—177
Staring sensor systems, quantum efficiency      160
Staring sensor systems, space-surveillance sensors      192—205
Staring sensor systems, space-surveillance sensors, design example      198—205
Staring sensor systems, space-surveillance sensors, IR radiation characteristics      194—197
Staring sensor systems, space-surveillance sensors, sensor requirements      197—198
Staring sensor systems, staring focal-plane arrays      159—160
Staring sensor systems, tactical IR systems      177—192
Staring sensor systems, tactical IR systems, design example      186—192
Staring sensor systems, tactical IR systems, exposure, dynamic range, noise      178—182
Staring sensor systems, tactical IR systems, IR radiation characteristics      177—178
Staring sensor systems, tactical IR systems, optics resolution      182—183
Staring sensor systems, tactical IR systems, pixel geometry      183—185
Staring sensor systems, tactical IR systems, recognition range      185—186
Staring sensors, space-surveillance      192—205
Staring sensors, space-surveillance, design example (PtSi Schottky-barrier CCD)      198—205
Staring sensors, space-surveillance, design example (PtSi Schottky-barrier CCD), design spreadsheet      201—204
Staring sensors, space-surveillance, design example (PtSi Schottky-barrier CCD), range performance prediction      200
Staring sensors, space-surveillance, design methodology      192—194
Staring sensors, space-surveillance, multispectral staring sensors      193
Staring sensors, space-surveillance, sensitivity analysis      194
Staring sensors, space-surveillance, sensor requirements      197—198
Staring sensors, space-surveillance, space environment IR radiation      194—197
Staring sensors, space-surveillance, static range performance      193
Staring sensors, tactical      177—192
Staring sensors, tactical, design example (Schottky-barrier PtSi FPA)      186—192
Staring sensors, tactical, design spreadsheet      188—191
Staring sensors, tactical, FPA design requirements      180—182
Staring sensors, tactical, noise equivalent temperature (NET)      178—182
Staring sensors, tactical, optics resolution      182—183
Staring sensors, tactical, pixel geometry, FPA, field of view      185
Staring sensors, tactical, pixel geometry, FPA, FPA length      184—185
Staring sensors, tactical, pixel geometry, FPA, instantaneous field of view      185
Staring sensors, tactical, pixel geometry, FPA, spacing requirements      184
Staring sensors, tactical, recognition range      185—186
Staring sensors, tactical, spectral band selection      177
Stealth technology      343
Stefan Boltzmann constant      108
Stefan — Boltzmann equation      224
Storage surface      160
Streak processing      335
Strip maps      3
Sun      251—252
Sun, spectral irradiance      252
Surveillance      23
Symbols, nomenclature, and units      4—7 106—107
System efficiency      137
Tactical IR sensors      see "Staring sensors tactical"
Target contrast      314—315
Target cuers      86
Target differential scattering cross section      235
Target signatures      99 214 216 219—239
Target signatures, aerodynamic heating      228—229
Target signatures, aircraft contrast signal      238
Target signatures, bidirectional reflectance      229—232
Target signatures, computer codes      221
Target signatures, computer codes, PCNirATAM Signature Code      221
Target signatures, computer codes, SPIRITS Signature Code      221
Target signatures, effects from natural radiation sources      232—237
Target signatures, jet aircraft      220—221
Target signatures, jet engine signature approximations      222—225
Target signatures, occultation signal      237—238
Target signatures, plume radiation      226—228
Target signatures, radiative signature components      222
Target signatures, ramjets      226
Target signatures, rocket engines      228
Target signatures, target signature predictions      221
Target signatures, total spectral radiant intensity      221
Targets      214
Targets, cruise missiles      216
Targets, probability of detection, army vehicles      29—30
Targets, probability of detection, open ocean targets      30—31 32
Targets, remotely piloted vehicles      216
Targets, surface-to-air missiles      216
Telescope, afocal      114 117
Temperature contrast, target      39—41
Temperature contrast, target, of military targets      39
Temperature difference      175
Temperature, stagnation      221
Temporal processing      309 311
Terrain backgrounds      253
Terrain backgrounds, power spectral density of      260—267
Terrain, effects of      47
Thermal emission      193—195 204
Thermal emission, background      239 257
Thermal imaging      107—109
Thermal resolution, IR line scanners      36—39
Thermal resolution, IR line scanners, comparison to FLIR imagery      38—39
Thermal resolution, IR line scanners, film thermal resolution      36 40—41
Thermal resolution, IR line scanners, minimum detectable temperature (MDT)      36—37
Thermal resolution, IR line scanners, minimum resolvable temperature (MRT)      36—37 86
Thermal resolution, IR line scanners, noise equivalent temperature (NET)      36—37 40
Thermo-optical heating effects      287
Threshold exceedances      213 306—307 314 317 334—335
Threshold receivers: detection      317—328
Threshold receivers: detection, adaptive-threshold processors      319—324
Threshold receivers: detection, false-alarm rate      317—318
Threshold receivers: detection, level-crossing statistics      319
Threshold receivers: detection, probability of detection      217
Threshold receivers: detection, sensor output current      318—319
Time delay and integration      56—57 121—123 134 292 299 324
Track processing      334
Track-file processing      309 311 314
Tracking algorithms      334—336
Tracking algorithms, linear-tracker algorithms      335—336
Tracking algorithms, multidifference algorithms      334
Tracking algorithms, multithreshold algorithms      335
Transfer function      135 143
Transistors, bipolar      118
Turbojet exhaust temperature      228
Turbulence, atmospheric      287—289
Turbulence, atmospheric, image angular motion      289
Turbulence, atmospheric, index of refraction structure parameter ($C^{2}_{n}$)      287—288
Turbulence, atmospheric, irradiance fluctuations      288
Turbulent flow fields      287
Two-dimensional spectrum      257
U.S. Army Center for Night Vision and Electro-Optics, Johnson criterion      186
U.S. Army Center for Night Vision and Electro-Optics, recognition-range prediction      185
U.S. Army Center for Night Vision and Electro-Optics, static performance model for thermal imaging systems      28 38 85 176—177
Ultraviolet spectral region, ground-to-space transmission      196
Ultraviolet spectral region, staring arrays for      161
Uniformity      86 198
UNITS      105
Urban backgrounds, power spectral density      267
Velocity filtering      309 312
Velocity-to-height ratio      8—9 86
Velocity-to-height ratio, compensation      50
Vibration isolation      47
Vibrations      80
Video processors      82
Video tape recorders      95
Visible spectral region, ground-to-space transmission      196
Visible spectral region, satellite detection      199
Visible spectral region, Si-CCD FPAs      161
Visible spectral region, space surveillance      204—205
Water vapor      42
Water vapor, absorption bands      239
Water vapor, emission band      226
Wien displacement law      41
Wiener spectra      253 258—259
Windows, infrared      44
Windows, infrared, coatings      46
Windows, infrared, damage to      44
Windows, infrared, dewar      90
Windows, infrared, germanium      46
Windows, infrared, water condensation effects      46 48
Windows, infrared, zinc selenide      46
Zinc selenide      46 113
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