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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 765901 (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.875046
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 765902 (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.866654
A method of tuning transmission enhancement frequency through a subwavelength aperture is reported in this paper. A
split ring resonator (SRR) loaded with lumped-element capacitances in its outer gap is placed in front of the aperture. It
can be excited to resonance and then couple the localized electric field energy into the hole, enhancing the transmission.
Simulation results show that as the capacitance value is varied from 0.06pf to 0.12pf, the energy transmitting through a
small hole with a radius of 2.2mm is all significantly enhanced for each capacitance and transmission enhancement
frequency is decreased from 6.52GHz to 5.71 GHz. Moreover, it is found that loading the capacitance in the inner gap of
the SRR instead would obtain different enhancement frequency, which is shifted from 7.0GHz to 6.41GHz for the same
variation of the capacitance value.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 765903 (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.865741
A method using ultrasonic devices for on-line measurement of oil coiled tubing was proposed. The
principle of ultrasonic testing was analyzed. Then, the structure of the system consisting of mechanical
system, coupling system, measuring system, control system and system software was determinated.
Based on the analysis of technology requirement, measuring technique in which the coiled tubing did
not rotate and the probe was static was chosen. The ultrasonic testing probes were triggered in turn.
After signal sampling, digital filtering and A / D conversion signal processing, the received echo
signals were sent to computer. Through analyzing and accounting, the test results were obtained. Based
on VC++.net, A-type ultrasonic and C-type ultrasonic display software and the inspection data
processing software were developed. Using Windows programming technology, the software structure
and function library were totally open. Therefore, secondary development can be carried out
conveniently. Based on the experimental studies, coiled tubing's ultrasonic testing system is developed.
The testing results show that the system has specific advantages such as high-adaptation, highefficiency,
high- stability, high reliability and can meet the need of the users. The ultrasonic testing
technologies proposed in this paper can be applied extensively to other tubes.
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Xingang Li, Zeyong Chen, Kang Yang, Zhenqing Wang, Limin Zhou
Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 765904 (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.867948
In this article, finite element simulation about the buried defect is used to simulate the process of detecting buried
defects. We built a model similar to the reality. By using two integrated piezoelectric sensors attached to the surface of
the structure, elastic waves can be injected into the matrix structure and the sensors can also receive the echo signal. By
comparing the received echo signal of the defect structure and of an intact structure, the purpose of recognizing the
existence of defects was achieved by extracting the signal reflection caused by the defective components. A
comprehensive research based on piezoelectric actuators / sensors phased array for nondestructive testing simulating
system was done. Its aim is to build a similar model to the actual situation, and to simulate the actual situations with the
same measures to achieve the purpose of identifying the existence of defects. By building a set of active point-to-point
scanning system, we detect the damage of aluminum structure by the use of piezoelectric ultrasonic transducer device,
which plays the role of actuators and sensors. In addition, an experiment based on the detection of buried defects was
carried out. The Ultrasonic flaw detector produces high-frequency and high-voltage pulse signals and it stimulates the
actuators to transmit the elastic waves into the block structure. The sensors receive the echo signals, and deal with the
echo signals based on continuous wavelet transform, and then study the distribution of time domain and frequency
domain. By comparing echo signal, the purpose of identifying the existence of defects is achieved by extracting the echo
signal caused by the defective components.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 765905 (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.866391
Carbon nanocoils (CNCs) have attracted much attention due to their unique three-dimensional helix morphology,
outstanding mechanical and electronic properties, and potential applications. Compared with carbon nanotubes, CNCs
can be dispersed in solvents easily. In this paper, the manipulation of single CNCs by an optical tweezers has been
demonstrated. It is found that these CNCs can be trapped, removed and rotated by the manipulation system, resulted
from the asymmetrical distribution of optical trapping force generated on the CNCs with chiral features. Furthermore, the
length of a single CNC can be adjusted by increasing the power of incident laser beam because the absorbed laser energy
can be changed into thermal energy in a CNC. These results suggest that CNCs can be manipulated by an optical
tweezers, which is suitable for the alignment of a CNC at a fixed position with a fixed length in electronic devices.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 765906 (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.867964
Current video logging system adopts a method by placing camera on the bottom of well to acquire the clear bottom hole
image, but which can not obtain the clear image because the lens is placed along the hole axis direction.The Multi-lens
video logging system which presented by the paper authors obtains image by means of placing multi grin lens along the
radius, and only one along the axial. This paper presents an integerated image segmentation algorithm, which can extract
useful image information of curtain angle and well depth, and make prepareation for forming the video well logging
information fusion map, and supply evidence for logging data interpretation. First, to obtain the approximate boundaries
of the image for processing, analysis begins with the image using edge detection algorithms and Canny operator; then
aiming at the specification of the image on the bottom hole is primarily a circular region, meanwhile the margin of it is
so long, then search the circle edge ;dilation operation is applied to convert it to continuous data, and connect the data
together, fill up the edge slot. The edge search function is used to obtain characteristic parameters of extracting image.
Finally, using least squares fitting algorithm obtain the circle center and radius, and take the maximum one as the image
radius.The standard net mesh is used to calibrate the image, which is acquired through the len of axial direction on the
analog well logging device, the integrated image processing method described above is used to process the acquired
image of oil well.
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Dehua Li, Yang Zhao, Qingzhen Sun, Xiangdong Zhao, Wei Zhou, Liqiang Liu, Tao Jin
Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 765907 (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.866663
We presented a design of the zone plate with continuous phase with Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) based on scalar
diffraction theory. Diffraction fields of the zone plate with continuous phase and the phase-correcting Fresnel zone plate
with incidence of uniform plane wave were analyzed and compared. The effects of the focal length and diameter of the
zone plate with continuous phase on the diffraction field were discussed. The simulations of intensity distribution on the
focal plane and the optic axis based on Rayleigh-Sommerfeld diffraction formula were completed using Matlab. The
results indicate that the zone plate with continuous phase performs better than the phase-correcting Fresnel zone plate.
The intensity on the focus of the zone plate with continuous phase is 1.17, 1.35, 2.62 times stronger than that on 8-level,
4-level, 2-level phase-correcting Fresnel zone plate's respectively. The fabrication process might give rise to a phase
error, such as groove depth error, surface roughness. The effects of the phase errors on the performance of the zone plate
were discussed.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 765908 (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.867952
A fiber-optic relative-humidity sensor composed of two silver coating and a polymer film is proposed and developed. Ag
coatings are magnetically sputtered, and sandwiched by a dip-coated moisture-sensitive polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) film, which
constructs a low-fineness Fabry-Perot sensing head. Experimental results show that interference fringe shifts to longer
wavelength when relative humidity increases. The interference fringe shifts of two-layer sensor and three-layer sensor are
5.3 nm and 1.9 nm respectively. The linearity of interference fringe shift to relative humidity is averagely 0.9874.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 765909 (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.867469
Combined lutetium oxyorthosilicate (LSO) Biograph PET/CT is developed by Siemens Company and has been
introduced into medical practice. There is no septa between the scintillator rings, the acquisition mode is full 3D mode.
The PET components incorporate three rings of 48 detector blocks which comprises a 13×13 matrix of 4×4×20mm3
elements. The patient aperture is 70cm, the transversal field of view (FOV) is 58.5cm, and the axial field of view is
16.2cm. The CT components adopt 16 slices spiral CT scanner. The physical performance of this PET/CT scanner has
been evaluated using Monte Carlo simulation method according to latest NEMA NU 2-2007 standard and the results
have been compared with real experiment results. For PET part, in the center FOV the average transversal resolution is
3.67mm, the average axial resolution is 3.94mm, and the 3D-reconstructed scatter fraction is 31.7%. The sensitivities of
the PET scanner are 4.21kcps/MBq and 4.26kcps/MBq at 0cm and 10cm off the center of the transversal FOV. The peak
NEC is 95.6kcps at a concentration of 39.2kBq/ml. The spatial resolution of CT part is up to 1.12mm at 10mm off the
center. The errors between simulated and real results are permitted.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 76590A (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.867775
3D data registration algorithm based on invariant was proposed, which is sparse range image from stripe coded
structured light system. The range image is uneven and its corresponding points during different views are not the same
ones, but the adjacent regions. The algorithm is improved iterative closed points algorithm; invariant is added during
search corresponding points such as the volume of tetrahedron. The impact of volume on noise, rigid translation, and
perturbation are analyzed by means of statistics experiments, and then the search criterions are proposed. Experiments
verified the validity of the data registration algorithm from the quantitative and qualitative aspects.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 76590B (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.866435
Opto-electric scouting & tracking device is used to scouting the object of hemisphere airspace and tracing of movement
tail of object in real time. The precision turntable was important parts of scouting device and it was crucial to the
scouting device's technology guideline, such as tracking precision, scouting range, volume and quality etc. To achieving
the purpose which scouting & tracking device's volume smallness, quality light, rigid bigness and precision highness
characteristics, the mechanical structure of turntable was designed in this paper. Then, the static and dynamic analysis of
the precision turntable frame was done using the finite element method. The static analysis results show the intensity and
rigid requirement of tracking turntable frame was satisfied, and it had big space to reducing. So the structure optimization
design can be done to reduce the frame's volume and moment of inertia. The optimization design of turntable frame was
done based on the establishing the optimizing mathematics model. The objective function of optimization was
minimizing frame volume. The optimizing result indicated the optimizing effect was distinct. The volume of precision
opto-electronic tracking turntable frame reduced 15%. The intensity and rigid of precision opto-electronic tracking
turntable frame were verified after optimization, the results was satisfied to the design requirement. It provided important
reference to improving the Opto-electronic scouting and tracking device.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 76590C (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.865177
A novel fiber Bragg grating (FBG) tilt sensor is proposed to detect the magnitude as well as the direction of a twodimensional
inclination by using four FBGs. High angle sensitivity and measurement resolution has been achieved and
the temperature effect has been eliminated completely without additional temperature compensation schemes.
Experimental results verified the feasibility of the proposed idea.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 76590D (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.865568
In this paper, a method of composite bridge structure packing with self-rectifier in the LED
chips is introduced, based on the characteristics of PN junction of the high power LED. About
dozens of low-power LED chips are pasted on the PCB boards which having good thermal
conductivity in the form of bridge structure, regulating input voltage and current strength to make
the LED chips at different bridge arms worked alternately by using of LED PN junction's own
characteristics to achieve self-rectification. The copper cooling plates are sandwiched in the PCB
boards to achieve for saving resource and improving brightness. During the work time, the LED
flashes lights. Because of its feature of continuing light after power properties, the human eyes can
not perceive the LED's flashing, their understanding on the light emitting is continuous.
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The tracking technology of the moving object has been an active topic of the visual tracking system. In this paper, the
tracking algorithms are classified into four classes: correlation-based methods, boundary-based methods, model-based
methods and multifunctional methods. Based on the analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of all these algorithms,
a new tracking algorithm, integrating SSDA and advanced Camshift algorithm, is put forward here.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 76590F (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.866071
Optical guidance missiles requires a dome which fits both optical and aerodynamic needs when they attack at 3 Ma. In
this study, ellipse is the figure chosen to be the dome's shape. The ellipticity ε is the main variable should to be
decided. The optimized function was built by optical and aerodynamic performance function multiply by their weights.
The optical and aerodynamic functions were all obtained by computational fluid dynamic (CFD) simulation's results
after normalization. In this study, the optical and aerodynamic performances have equal weights, after optimzing the
ellipticity εis 2 for the missile.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 76590G (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.863869
The laser atmosphere transmission characteristic affects the use of laser in engineering greatly. This paper designed a
laser atmosphere transmission characteristic measurement system based on LabVIEW software, a product of NI. The
system acquires laser spacial distribution by means of controlling NI image acquisition card and CCD through PCI,
controls oscillograph to acquire laser time domain distribution through Ethernet and controls power meter to acquire
energy of laser through RS-232. It processes the data acquired and analyses the laser atmosphere transmission
characteristic using Matlab, which is powerful in data processing, through software interface. It provided a new way to
study the laser atmosphere transmission characteristic.
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Yuan An, Chun-peng Song, Rong-jun Kuang, Guang Jin
Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 76590H (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.866834
The opto-electronic platform is the main equipment for aviation reconnaissance. It is a surveillance system with the
function of search, recognition orientation and tracking by opto- electronic instruments. It is made up of opto- electronic
instruments which are used to get high quality image , and stabilization tracking system to control stabilization and
gesture of platform for exact tracking. The opto-electronic platform purpose is to achieve high quality image. Besides
the impact of optic system, the image quality of the system is influenced greatly in the vibration environment .The
research worked by Zhao peng which demonstrated the affection caused by angular vibration was worse than which
caused by line vibration, and what was multiplied direct ratio with plane altitude. So it is necessary to design a new
device which could be used widely and has good angular vibration isolation effect. According to the theory of
parallelogram, the non-angular vibration device had been designed with spatial links, and the theory of non-angular
vibration was analyzed. The three-dimensional model was set with UG, the analysis was done by ADAMS/vibration
software. The acceleration and displacement response of the device in each direction was calculated by inspiriting it with
sine wave of the acceleration in three directions, and the stiffness and damp were studied. All the work prove the
design principle of the device is reasonable, and the device is adopted to keep the platform motion moving horizontally,
at the meantime the device is good at isolating vibration in all directions.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 76590I (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.865171
Development process of laser rangefinder is introduced briefly in this paper. Working principle of laser rangefinder and
ranging equation is also discussed. Relationship between signal to noise ratio (SNR) and ranging capacity is analyzed.
By using spectral filtering, spatial filtering, and cumulative technique, ranging distance can be improved. The maximum
of ranging distance can reach 1000m in good weather conditions. Ranging accuracy of laser rangefinder is decided by
forefront of laser pulse, response time of APD and bandwidth of amplifier. It is about 1m.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 76590J (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.864289
A computer aided process planning system is developed based on laser bar code technology to automatize and
standardize processing-paper making. The system sorts fittings by analyzing their types, structures, dimensions, materials,
and technics characteristics, groups and encodes the fittings with similar technology characteristics base on the theory of
Group Technology (GT). The system produces standard technology procedures using integrative-parts method and stores
them into technics databases. To work out the technology procedure of fittings, the only thing for users need to do is to
scan the bar code of fittings with a laser code reader. The system can produce process-paper using decision trees method
and then print the process-cards automatically. The software has already been applied in some power stations and is
praised by the users.
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A fiber-optic temperature sensor based on a pressure-induced birefringence singlemode fiber (SMF) loop mirror is
developed. The pressure-induced birefringence singlemode fiber is made by applying a force against a short section of
length of a singlemode fiber. The length of the sensing element for the temperature sensing is about 50 mm. Wavelength
spacing between the two adjacent interference minima of the loop mirror can be tuned by varying the applied pressure.
The sensitivity of the temperature measurement of 0.65 nm/oC is achieved experimentally. The proposed sensor is more
convenient and simple than that of polarization-maintaining photonic crystal fiber (PM-PCF) or standard polarizationmaintaining
fibers (PMF).
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 76590L (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.866692
Dynamic monitoring is part of bridge structural health monitoring. Real-time and online monitoring for bridge's
dynamic performance is an important technology means for model updating, damage detection of structure and
security evaluation of bridge. Nowadays dynamic monitoring system is generally installed on new long-span
bridges. Vibration sensor is key part of the technology means. Vibration of a large-scale bridge belongs to low
frequency one, but traditional electromagnetic vibration sensors are restricted for use in the field due to such
defects as signal unable to long distance transmission, hard to measure ultra-low frequency vibration, so it is
inevitable and imminent to develop a novel-type vibration sensor instead of them. Aiming at the above-mentioned
problems, the author in the paper develops a low-frequency vibration sensor with double-cantilever beam structure,
based on fiber Bragg grating (FBG) and matching filtering demodulation. Some experiments are done to study its
sensing properties and the results indicate that it has good temperature compensation, its natural frequency is about
35Hz, measurement bandwidth from 0.1Hz to 20Hz, sensitivity is 1000mv/g or so, linearity degree is over 0.9992,
repeatability is superior to 2.4%, acceleration measurement range is 1g, and cross anti-interference is 5.6%. Such
sensors have been successfully used on Wuhan Tianxingzhou Yangtze River Bridge(WTYRB). The most
transmission distance of measurement signal is 10km or so and the lowest measurement frequency is 0.24 Hz. The
application results show it can detect accurately dynamic properties of vital areas of the bridge and can meet the
demands for dynamic measurement. To sum up, the sensor developed in the paper can overcome the shortcomings
of electromagnetic sensors and has very good sensing properties, so it is very suitable to be used for low-frequency
vibration measurement.
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Proceedings Volume 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 76590M (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.866749
A kind of precision harmonic gear drive in the focusing mechanism of space camera is studied, which adopt external
meshing complex wave transmission mode. Wave generator is combined with an elliptic cam and a flexible bearing
around it. Flexspline is a structure of single wave with the same teeth. The output shaft is supported by a single crossroller
bearing. Ball screws connected the output shaft translate the rotational motion to the linear motion, and drive the
focusing mirror repeated moving along the linear guide. The output rigid wheel is connected with absolute encoder to
detect displacement of focusing movement. It has the characteristics of big transmission ratio, high precision, compact
structure, high efficiency and smooth running etc. According to the practical application of this harmonic gear drive in
the space camera, the location relationship between the displacement of focusing structure and the focal plane movement
is derived, and the system error is analyzed, its accuracy is tested with the open-loop control method. Experimental
results show that transmission ratio of the instrument is 1:70, repeated positional accuracy is 2μm, which meet the
requirements for use.
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This paper describes a specific process of moving target detecting and tracking in the video surveillance.Obtain
high-quality background is the key to achieving differential target detecting in the video surveillance.The paper is based
on a block segmentation method to build clear background,and using the method of background difference to detecing
moving target,after a series of treatment we can be extracted the more comprehensive object from original image,then
using the smallest bounding rectangle to locate the object.In the video surveillance system, the delay of camera and other
reasons lead to tracking lag,the model of Kalman filter based on template matching was proposed,using deduced and
estimated capacity of Kalman,the center of smallest bounding rectangle for predictive value,predicted the position in the
next moment may appare,followed by template matching in the region as the center of this position,by calculate the
cross-correlation similarity of current image and reference image,can determine the best matching center.As narrowed
the scope of searching,thereby reduced the searching time,so there be achieve fast-tracking.
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This study develops a novel fiber Bragg grating (FBG) pressure sensor encapsulated with the smart
metal structure. The smart metal structure sensor made of welding the FBG plating a gold coat and the
nickel tube together using Au-Ge solder is introduced, and the FBG is mounted on a planar diaphragm
to enhance the pressure sensitivity. The diaphragm can be pressurized along one axial direction, and
responds to an axial force only. The FBG sensor pressure sensitivity is derived theoretically and
validated experimentally. The measured pressure sensitivity of the shift in the Bragg wavelength of our
experimental sensor is about 1.68×10-4MPa-1, which is approximately 85 times higher than that can be
achieved with a bare FBG. The pressure measurement precision of 0.5% over a full measurement range
of 20 MPa has been achieved. The linearity of our sensor is also good, and there is almost no hysteresis
effect. The temperature compensation performance of the pressure sensor is also studied.
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The paper reports results obtained from a field test site in structural monitoring-a "test-to-failure," measuring strain
using Fiber Bragg gratings (FBGs) sensor networks on a novel drilled concrete test pier in Huaihe river zone,Anhui
province,China. To undertake the study, FBG-based sensors were chosen ,metallic recoated ,steel-tube packaged , and
incorporated with steel rebars in this concrete structure. The sensors were interrogated using a compact system based on
wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) and F-P scanning approach. Throughout the test, the FBG sensors were
continuously monitored, the incremental increases in the strain caused by boundary shear stress could be seen. The
sensors were able to follow the resulting induced changes in load of over a range in excess of 2.5M Newton just prior to
failure of the pier and representing extreme levels of strain for such a novel mechanical structure. The measurements
made with the FBG-based system were found to be in agreement with the changes expected in the structure, produced by
the self-balanced loading applied. The study has demonstrated the successful use of FBG sensor networks used in a test
of this root type pier foundation, consequently made assessment about the health and security of the highway bridge.
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Proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) has been the research focus because of the characteristics of compact
structure, low-temperature starting, high specific energy density and power, environmental protection, prolonged service
time. The bipolar plate in PEMFC has the function of isolating and uniformly distributing reactants, removing reaction
products, collecting and inducing current, providing mechanical support for the cells in the stack collects, etc. The
bipolar plate, which influences not only the cell stack performance but also the stack cost, is a vital component of
PEMFC that is the choke point of industrialization. Compared with the conventional graphite bipolar plate, the metallic
bipolar plate has the advantages of excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, high mechanical strength and power
density, no leakage and good workability. Furthermore, the metal plate is especially suitable for production in mass.
Therefore, metallic bipolar plate is considered to be a promising alternative for PEMFC bipolar. A review of the research
work involves the material selection and processing of bipolar plate, flow-field type and the corresponding design, the
forming methods of metallic bipolar plates. The materials of bipolar plate for PEMFC are focused on graphite, metal or
alloy, and all kinds of composite materials. The disadvantages and advantages of these materials are compared. The flow
channels of bipolar include dot-type, web-type, serpentine-type and the interdigital shape. Among them, serpentine-type
flow channel plates are mentioned in detail. In this paper, we introduced the forming methods of metallic bipolar plates
such as the electrochemical micro-fabrication, electroforming, thermoforming, micro-stamping and micro-milling.
Finally, it points out that the prospective research about the PEMFC is minimization and industrialization.
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It is challenging with the hydraulic servo manipulators to achieve soft grasping. It needs the servo-control on the
manipulator's precise position and clamping force. Slip sensor is very important in the process of the manipulator's
grasp .The micro-vibration measurement based slip sensor employs the elastomer and the photoelectric apparatus
installed in the manipulator to detect the slide at the moment of grasping. Based the vibration, kinetics, illuminance and
elasticity deformation theories, the linear relation between the acceleration of the slide and the differential of the output
voltage of the photoelectric apparatus can be deduced, which will be used to establish the sliding degree determination
mode. Based on hydraulic servo manipulator, a fuzzy controller have been developed and the function of soft grasp
have been performed.
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Optical components production belongs to the typical jobbing work, and its scheduling problem is a significant research
in advanced optical manufacture technique. According to the manufacturing technology for high precision optical
components, the production scheduling model which is combined workshop scheduling theory with improved Ant
Colony Algorithm (ACA) is introduced in this paper. In order to reduce the inherent deficiency of traditional ant
algorithm for local optimal solution and stagnation, an improved algorithm which can simulate real ant colony sensation
and consciousness may enhance the efficiency of basic ACA. The simulation experiment shows the robustness for this
improved algorithm.
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Because of the interaction of leveling and centering, the operation repeats many times; Angle measurement error caused
by the leveling and centering is not compensated and corrected. Aimed at defects such as low precision, long time, low
intellectualization and no compensation in traditional method of leveling and centering, automatic leveling and centering
system of theodolite is designed based on the algorithm of error correction and compensation. Using the method of
coordinate transformation, horizontal angle error caused by tilt error are analyzed, and the exact mathematical
compensation formulas are given. The structure and operating principle of automatic leveling and centering system based
on the algorithm are set forth. The compensation algorithm is used for compensating the horizontal and vertical angle
effectively. Experiments show that the centering precision reaches 0.04mm through error compensation, and the angle
measuring error caused by leveling error is less than 0.5". The system can effectively avoid leveling and centering
many times, shorten the equipment set-up time, and improve angle measurement precision.
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The task of an area CCD camera on a satellite is imaging to the earth or space targets. The variety of theirs motion
relative speed between a CCD camera and a target should cause some ambiguity of the picture obtained, final the visual
result of a picture (imaging quality) goes to the bad. For the above this paper should introduce the simulation by a
computer and the experimentation to a motion platform in the lab, the theoretical simulation and experimental results are
compared, the analysis to the image quality is about the speed and the exposure time of an area CCD camera in orbit, the
empirical data has been obtained by the moving between the pixels of an area CCD camera and a target during exposed.
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Wei Zhang, Yuanjia Song, Zhengwei Yang, Ming Li, Gan Tian
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Based on the active infrared thermography nondestructive testing (NDT) technology, which is an emerging method and
developed in the areas of aviation, spaceflight and national defence, the samples including glass fiber flat bottom hole
sample, glass fiber inclusion sample and steel flat bottom hole sample that the shell materials of Solid Rocket Motor
(SRM) were heated by a high energy flash lamp. The subsurface flaws can be detected through measuring temperature
difference between flaws and materials. The results of the experiments show that: 1) the technique is a fast and effective
inspection method, which is used for detecting the composites more easily than the metals. And it also can primarily
identify the defect position and size according to the thermal image maps. 2) A best inspection time at when the area of
hot spot is the same with that of defect is exited, which can be used to estimate the defect size. The bigger the defect area,
the easier it could be detected and also the less of the error for estimating defect area. 3). The infrared thermal images
obtained from experiments always have high noise, especially for metal materials due to high reflectivity and
environmental factors, which need to be further processed.
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Shuyang Hu, Bo Dong, Kuanxin Yu, Jinfeng Zhou, Li Wang
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A new type of hydrophone based on high-birefringence fiber loop mirror (HiBi-FLM) is proposed and demonstrated.
The sensing part is a section of high-birefringence fiber wound onto a hollow metal cylinder fiber. A narrow band light
source is used and the detection is done by measurement of light intensity. The hydrophone is theoretically researched
and experimentally verified. The hydrophone is 32 times more sensitive than FBG hydrophone and has the advantages of
polarization indent, cheap cost and easy interrogation.
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The low-coherence broadband white light source presents the problem of aging, damage. Such light source with problem
used in the white light Interferometric instrument will cause incorrect data. Especially when the damage of the light
source is not obvious, the wrong result will not be found easily. In this paper with the theoretical analysis and computer
numerical simulation, some kinds of exceptional spectral distributions and some kinds of exceptional interferometer
fringes are given. The same conclusions are achieved in the experiment. The erroneous judgment of zero-order fringe
due to the damage of the light source will be avoided.
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Influence of illuminating beam Gauss parameter to Biological Compact Disc Sensor (BioCD) is presented
in this paper. BioCD is a sensitive Interferometry detection platform to detect bimolecular immobilized on
the surface of a spinning disk. Interferometry has the advantage of higher photon fluxes than conventional
fluorescence detection and consequently shorter detection time. It allows high speed detection of optical
path length changes down to sub-nanometer scales with high repeatability. The influences of illuminating
beam Gauss parameter to detection sensitivity were simulated. Simulation result showed that Gauss
parameter increase will reduce detection sensitivity. But if there is a pinhole filter in optical system Gauss
parameter influence could be ignored. This also will be help to Suppression influence of lens aberration, so
improve BioCD detection sensitivity.
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The effects of imperfection in fabrication process on the focusing property of photonic quasicrystal (PQC) slab are
investigated. Two kinds of imperfections, in which the radii and the positions of all cylinders in quasicrystal slab
independently varied at random, are considered. The results show that the randomness adversely affects on the focusing
performance of the quasicrystal lens. And the TE mode is more influenced by disorders than the TM mode. The tolerance
of focusing function to radius disorder is smaller than to positional disorder. Our results will contribute to the design of
PQC-based focusing devices.
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The polarization-independent focusing is realized by use of a flat lens made of an octagonal photonic quasicrystal slab.
The influence factors of this kind of focusing property are explored by changing the slab thickness, lateral slab size and
source position. The results show that the polarization-independent focusing property is dependent on the slab thickness.
And the lateral size of slab and specific source position can affect focus quality but they don't destroy the original
polarization-independent focusing function. We believe that our investigation will be helpful in devising photonic
devices capable of polarization-independent focusing based on quasiperiod photonic crystals.
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General rubber damping materials used in noise and vibrations attenuating system can not adapt large optical telescope's
working temperatures and environments. While Metal Rubber material which has loose, reticulate structures can endure
high or low temperatures, rigorous space environments, erosions, aging, volatilization and radiations due to its metallic
properties because it is made of stainless steel wires of φ 0.1~0.3 mm. When the MR damping component is uploaded
with vibrating force, the displacement will cause intense frictions between wires' surfaces which will dissipate abundant
energy and thus it can serve as dampers like natural rubbers. Since Metal Rubber components are prepared by
compression moulding, various complex shapes of dampers can be produced conveniently to fulfill large optical
telescope's noise and vibrations attenuating tasks. Based on the Metal Rubber component's four preparation approaches,
helix-making, planar roughcast-weaving, planar roughcast-rolling and 3D roughcast punching, a ring-shaped 3D
parametrical numerical model is founded by CAD technology. Definitely, this modeling research work may support the
optimization of the current trial and try preparation of MR component and it will provide necessary foundations for its
further application in noise and vibrations attenuating system in large optical telescopes.
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Optimizing directly the system performance metric is an important method for correcting wave-front distortions in
adaptive optics (AO) systems. In extended object imaging, some classical image quality metrics are often used as system
performance evaluation function, which is the optimized object of the control algorithm. But those metrics do not
consider the existence of imaging noise. Practically, the observed object images are degraded not only by the
atmospheric turbulence but also imaging system noise. The noise in image will affect the value of image quality criteria
and further affect the correction capability of AO system. An AO system with Stochastic Parallel Gradient Descent
(SPGD) algorithm and a 61-element deformable mirror is simulated to restore the image of a turbulence-degraded
extended object and the gray level variance function acted the optimized object by control algorithm. The analysis results
show that the correction capability is affected severely when the turbulence strength is relatively big (D/r0<10). This
paper presents a method that the observed image is processed by the bilateral filter before the system performance metric
is calculated, so that the effect of noise on the system performance metric can be mitigated. Numerical simulation results
verify the method is effective and the image quality based on AO technique and the bilateral filter is much better than
that of only using AO technique.
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The optical fiber sensor based on wavelength demodulation such as fiber Bragg grating(FBG), with merits of immunity
to electromagnetic interference, low drift and high precision, has been widely used in many areas, such as structural
health monitoring and smart materials, and the wavelength demodulation system was also studied widely. In the paper, a
weighing system based on FBG was studied. The optical source is broadband Erbium-doped fiber ring laser with a
spectral range of 1500~1600nm and optical power of 2mW; A Fabry-Perot Etalon with orientation precision of 1pm was
adopted as real-time wavelength calibration for the swept laser; and multichannel high resolution simultaneous sampling
card was used in the system to acquire sensing signals simultaneously, thus high-resolution and real-time calibration of
sweep-wavelength can be achieved. The FBG was adhered to a cantilever beam and the Bragg wavelength was
demodulated with the system. The weighing system was done after calibrated with standard weight. Experimental results
show that the resolution of the weighing system is 0.5 g with a full scale of 2Kg.
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We first proposed and demonstrated a distributed fiber sensor with high spatial resolution for detecting and locating
distributed stress. The sensor system consists of a section polarization-maintaining fiber (PMF) and an optical frequency
domain reflectometry (OFDR). The PMF used as sensing element and the polarization mode coupling loss in PM fiber
resulting from the external stress would produce. Through monitoring the backscattered light with the distributed
polarization mode coupling loss along the PMF under test, the distributed fiber optic stress sensor based on polarizationsensitive
OFDR (P-OFDR) was obtained. In our experiment, a tunable single frequency fiber ring laser with narrow
linewidth was developed to act as scanning frequency light source, and then the P-OFDR system was structured. The
fiber laser and the distributed fiber sensor system have been investigated experimentally in detail. The experimental
results show that its spatial resolution is about 5cm, the sensitivity is less than -80dBm and the maximum dynamic range
are about 70dB. With advantages of high spatial resolution, high sensitivity and large dynamic range due to extremely
narrow linewidth and heterodyne detection, this distributed fiber optic stress sensor has a number of potential
applications for smart structure, structural health monitoring, defense and security monitoring.
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The high precision two-dimension scanning control technique is being developed for the next geosynchronous satellites
FY-4 satellites which is using the three-axis stabilization stages. How to evaluate the point and scanning precision of the
scanning mirror is one of the most important technologies. This paper describes the optoelectronic measure method
based on CMOS sensors to evaluate the point and scanning precision of the scanning mirror in the laboratory, which is a
2-D dynamic angle measurement system. Some technologies, such as the sup-pixel orientation technology and the
CMOS ROI technology, are used in the measurement system. The research shows that the angle measurement system
based on IBIS-6600CMOS sensors can attain the 20°× 20° field of view, 2" accuracy, and 1Kframes/s speed. But the
system is sensitive to the environment and it can only be worked in the laboratory.
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Kang Du, Ruirong Wang, Mengwei Li, Jun Liu, Yunbo Shi
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Multi-barrier nano-thin films device is a new device based on the quantum tunneling effect. This kind of device has
piezoresistive effect and the piezoresistive sensitivity is about one order than that of silicon piezoresistive device. Thin
film device fabricated by using molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) has the advantages of small temperature drift compared
with the doped devices. Comparing with the electrostatic comb-drive mode, the electromagnetic driving approach is not
only with simple structure and easy to fabrication, but also can achieve large displacement-driven. These two methods
applied to the study of gyroscope can improve the sensitivity in essence. In this paper, a novel gyroscope structure with
folding-type orthogonal beams is designed which is not only meet the drive approach, but also meet the detection
conditions. The nano thin films device and gyroscope structure are fabricated by the GaAs surface micromachining and
GaAs bulk micromachining processes respectively. The preliminary measurement results prove that the gyroscope
design is feasible.
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The principles of incremental photoelectric encoders are: When a encoder disk rotates, (1)it will produce the pulse signal
proportional to the angle; (2) it will also produce the sensing signal of identifying the rotation direction.
The way that the existing incremental photoelectric encoders determine the rotation direction is: one encoder disk has 3
code channels: 'A', 'B' and 'Z'. On both 'A' and 'B' code channels, there are a number of evenly distributed grid holes, and
they have the same cycle, but with one quarter cycle difference in phase between channel 'A' and 'B'. When disk rotates
clockwise, signal phase from 'A' channel is a quarter cycle ahead of that from 'B'; Similarly, when disk rotates
counterclockwise, 'B' signal phase will be a quarter cycle ahead of 'A'. Based on the above phenomena, a circuit can
identify the rotation direction, which is known as 'Kam-Phase Method'.
The mechanism of the new direction recognition method is: When the encoder disk rotates , it continuously generates
three kinds of state binary information sequentially. These three states are defined as state 1, state 2, state 3. While rotating
clockwise, the state changes in the order of state 1, state 2, state 3, state 1.....; While rotating counterclockwise, the state
changes in the sequence of state 1, state 3, state 2, state 1..... The new theory differentiate the digitized state changing
sequence between the clockwise and counter clockwise to determine the rotation direction.This method is called as 'Digital
Method'.
The advantages of applying the digital method for the rotation direction determination in incremental photoelectric
encoder are: the code channel structure is simpler and there is no accumulative errors and so on.
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For the shortcoming of a large number of computational complexity and time consuming of traditional Spatio-Temporal
Fusion Segmentation Algorithm, an automatic video object segmentation algorithm based on the Spatio-Temporal
Fusion in wavelet domain is proposed. The temporal segmentation in wavelet domain, firstly, wavelet transforms
adjacent 3 frame image and uses a sub-band bi-directional difference method, then makes the two differential images
fuse. In the low-frequency sub-band, choose options for integration strategies or a weighted average fusion strategy by
setting the matching threshold; In the high-frequency sub-band, using the pixel that has the larger absolute value
Strategy, which can enhance the edge information of the image and derive more movable information. Secondly, the
spatial segmentation performs the improved watershed segmentation algorithm with the gradient and combination of
internal and external constraints watershed segmentation algorithm in wavelet domain to resolve the issue of over-segmentation.
Meanwhile, mark and extract sub-block segmentation region as the spatial segmentation template of the
wavelet domain. The spatio-temporal fusion segmentation template in wavelet sub-band can be derived by mapping the
spatial segmentation to the temporal one, statistics the probability of '1', which is belong to video object region
(compose of '0' and '1') and then making them fusion in wavelet domain. Then after 'and' operation with the current
frame and wavelet reverse transform, the outcome of the final segmentation is derived. The experimental results have
shown that the method has a good result, i.e. the rooms' numbers of the improved spatial segmentation are 2~3 times less
than traditional method, the processing speed is 8~9 times advanced averagely for each frame and the computational
complexity of template operation is greatly reduced.
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A far-infrared interferometer which can test ground surface is presented. Both theoretic analyses and experimental results
show that the interferometer has the accuracy of λ/100 (RMS). This accuracy is able to meet the requirement of grinding
primary mirror. In addition, the design and system performance of the infrared system is presented.
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