A correlative imaging device and method based on optical parametric process

Abstract

The invention discloses a correlative imaging device and method based on an optical parameter process. The invention modulates the spatial light intensity of the detection laser light, so that the laser light with a randomly distributed spatial intensity irradiates the target object; the collected target reflected or transmitted signal passes through the The optical parameter conversion module performs enhancement or frequency conversion, and uses a barrel detector to detect the signal to increase the detection sensitivity of the weak signal; performs correlation imaging on the laser signal after optical parameter conversion to obtain the target imaging result. The invention combines correlative imaging with optical parameter conversion, has the advantages of high sensitivity, high resolution, and frequency conversion, and can simultaneously provide horizontal image information and longitudinal distance information of a target object.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of optical imaging, and more particularly relates to an associated imaging device and method based on an optical parameter process. Background technique [0002] Correlation imaging, also known as ghost imaging, is a new imaging mechanism. Traditional optical imaging uses the first-order correlation (intensity, phase) of the light field to obtain information, while correlation imaging uses the second-order or higher-order correlation of the light field. Correlated imaging is first realized by using entangled two-photon pairs. Theoretical and experimental studies in recent years have shown that thermal light sources or pseudothermal light sources can also achieve correlated imaging. Compared with entangled light sources, pseudothermal light source correlative imaging has a broader application prospect because pseudothermal light is easy to obtain. [0003] Correlative imaging first needs to modulate the spa...

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Problems solved by technology

Among the existing optical parametric amplification technologies for image enhancement, one scheme is to use point detection, but it must be scanned point by point, and the imaging speed is slow; the other is to use surface detection, but due to the nonlinear optical crystal The cross-section is small, and limited by the receiving bandwidth, it can only achieve imaging in a small field of view

Therefore, the existing technologies and methods for direct image enhancement based on optical parametric amplification are only suitable for laboratory environments.

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