Abstract

Infrared dynamic target simulator can simulate infrared scene practicality in the laboratory, and reduce the research cost of the optical electrical system and offer recycle experiment environments, which are used to evaluate and test the infrared imaging system performance. Infrared scene projection technology based on the digital micro-mirror device (DMD) has been developed and applied to infrared target simulator, whose infrared images were obtained by modulating the launch of infrared radiation. Compared with the traditional simulator, the infrared scene simulator based on digital micro-mirror device (DMD) has a high spatial resolution and high frame rate, no dead pixels and good uniformity of characteristics. Firstly, the basic structure and the principle of the digital-mirror device are briefly introduced, and the kind and the advantage of the DLP(Digital Light Procession) system based on digital micro-mirror device (DMD) are analyzed. The key technology of the DLP(Digital Light Procession) projection system when it used in infrared wave band is analyzed. Secondly, the design process of the projection system is detailed. According to the design index required and the size of the digital micro-mirror device (DMD), a projection system consisting of three lenses and the transmissive type and aspheric technology was designed by ZEMAX optical-design software. The work wave-band is 8~12μm.The MTF curve is close to the diffraction limited curve and the size of the spot diagram is smaller than the airy disk. The result indicates that the system satisfies the design requirement and the structure of system is good.

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