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Flexible long-wave infrared snapshot multispectral imaging with a pixel-level spectral filter array
Abstract:
This paper proposes and demonstrates a flexible long-wave infrared snapshot multispectral imaging system consisting of a simple re-imaging system and a pixel-level spectral filter array. A six-band multispectral image in the spectral range of 8-12 µm with full width at half maximum of about 0.7 µm each band is acquired in the experiment. The pixel-level multispectral filter array is placed at the primary imaging plane of the re-imaging system instead of directly encapsulated on the detector chip, which diminishes the complexity of pixel-level chip packaging. Furthermore, the proposed method possesses the merit of flexible functions switching between multispectral imaging and intensity imaging by plugging and unplugging the pixel-level spectral filter array. Our approach could be viable for various practical long-wave infrared detection applications.
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