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22 October 2010 Spectrum acquisition of detonation based on CMOS
Yan Li, Yonglin Bai, Bo Wang, Baiyu Liu, Yingdong Xue, Wei Zhang, Yongsheng Gou, Xiaohong Bai, Junjun Qin, Ouyang Xian
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Abstract
The detection of high-speed dynamic spectrum is the main method to acquire transient information. In order to obtain the large amount spectral data in real-time during the process of detonation, a CMOS-based system with high-speed spectrum data acquisition is designed. The hardware platform of the system is based on FPGA, and the unique characteristic of CMOS image sensors in the rolling shutter model is used simultaneously. Using FPGA as the master control chip of the system, not only provides the time sequence for CIS, but also controls the storage and transmission of the spectral data. In the experiment of spectral data acquisition, the acquired information is transmitted to the host computer through the CameraLink bus. The dynamic spectral curve is obtained after the subsequent processing. The experimental results demonstrate that this system is feasible in the acquisition and storage of high-speed dynamic spectrum information during the process of detonation.
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Yan Li, Yonglin Bai, Bo Wang, Baiyu Liu, Yingdong Xue, Wei Zhang, Yongsheng Gou, Xiaohong Bai, Junjun Qin, and Ouyang Xian "Spectrum acquisition of detonation based on CMOS", Proc. SPIE 7658, 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Optoelectronic Materials and Devices for Detector, Imager, Display, and Energy Conversion Technology, 76585C (22 October 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.865534
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KEYWORDS
Field programmable gate arrays

Signal processing

Camera shutters

CMOS sensors

Data storage

Data acquisition

Control systems

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