Systems and methods for minimizing aberrating effects in imaging systems
AssigneeOmniVision Technologies, Inc.
InventorsEdward Raymond Dowski, Jr., Kenneth Scott Kubala, Alan Eugene Baron
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AssigneeOmniVision Technologies, Inc.
InventorsEdward Raymond Dowski, Jr., Kenneth Scott Kubala, Alan Eugene Baron
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A biometric optical recognition system includes optics, including a wavefront coding mask, for imaging a wavefront of object to be recognized to an intermediate image, and a detector for detecting the intermediate image. A modulation transfer function detected by the detector contains no zeros such that subsequent task based image processing recognizes the object. A biometric recognition system includes optics for imaging a wavefront of an object to be recognized to a first intermediate image, and a detector for detecting the first intermediate image. The optics include a phase changing element configured for modifying the wavefront such that a modulation transfer function characterizing detection of the first intermediate image contains no zeros such that subsequent task based image processing recognizes the object. In an optical imaging system that includes a solid state detector, a phase-modifying element reduces reflected power from electromagnetic energy incident upon the detector without introducing aberrations.
In an optical imaging system of the type that includes a solid state detector, the improvement comprising:
An optical imaging system, comprising:
An optical imaging system, comprising:
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