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    • Image Sensors
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    • To introduce a new snapshot hyperspectral camera design.
    • To demonstrate high-resolution, high-throughput hyperspectral data acquisition and compression.

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    • Utilized a multi-aperture design with modified Fabry-Perot resonators and a lens array.
    • Acquired spectrally multiplexed modulated sub-images.
    • Reconstructed the hyperspectral datacube using compressive sensing algorithms.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved high optical throughput.
    • Enabled acquisition of near-gigapixel hyperspectral datacubes with hundreds of spectral bands.
    • Demonstrated an optical compression ratio of approximately 37:1.

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    • The developed multi-aperture snapshot hyperspectral camera offers a promising solution for efficient, high-resolution spectral imaging.
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