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15 December 2000 Signal processing on the focal plane array: an overview
Roger W. Graham, Walter C. Trautfield, Scott M. Taylor, Mark P. Murray, Frank J. Mesh, Stuart B. Horn, James A. Finch, Khoa V. Dang, John T. Caulfield
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Abstract
Raytheon's Infrared Operations (RIO) has invented and developed a new class of focal plane arrays; the Adaptive IR Sensor (AIRS) and Thinfilm Analog Image Processor (TAIP). The AIRS FPA is based upon biologically inspired on-focal- plane circuitry, which adaptively removes detector and optic temperature drift and l/f induced fixed pattern noise. This third-generation multimode IRFPA, also called a Smart FPA, is a 256x256-array format capable of operation in four modes: 1) Direct Injection (DI), 2) Adaptive Non-uniformity Correction (NUC), 3) Motion/Edge Detection, and 4) Subframe Averaging. Also the 320x240 TAIP results have shown excellent image processing in the form of Spatial and Temporal processing.
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Roger W. Graham, Walter C. Trautfield, Scott M. Taylor, Mark P. Murray, Frank J. Mesh, Stuart B. Horn, James A. Finch, Khoa V. Dang, and John T. Caulfield "Signal processing on the focal plane array: an overview", Proc. SPIE 4130, Infrared Technology and Applications XXVI, (15 December 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.409862
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KEYWORDS
Staring arrays

Sensors

Image processing

Filtering (signal processing)

Image filtering

Nonuniformity corrections

Infrared sensors

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