28 April 2018 Stray light analysis, baffle, and optical design of a high-resolution satellite camera
Mohammad Asadnezhad, Abdollah Eslamimajd, Hassan Hajghassem
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Abstract
A high-resolution optical system is designed for a remote sensing satellite camera in low earth orbit, with an entrance pupil diameter and effective focal length of 110 and 840 mm, respectively. The modulation transfer function of the camera is equal to 0.8 at a Nyquist frequency and the image quality is close to the diffraction limit. In the next step, stray light is analyzed and a baffle with 13 internal vanes is designed. Results show that stray lights can be completely eliminated at angles greater than 2.5 deg, whereas at angles less than 2.5 deg the intensity of stray lights is reduced up to 100,000 times of its original intensity.
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Mohammad Asadnezhad, Abdollah Eslamimajd, and Hassan Hajghassem "Stray light analysis, baffle, and optical design of a high-resolution satellite camera," Journal of Applied Remote Sensing 12(2), 026009 (28 April 2018). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.JRS.12.026009
Received: 2 November 2017; Accepted: 5 April 2018; Published: 28 April 2018
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KEYWORDS
Stray light

Sensors

Optical design

Satellites

Cameras

Stray light analysis

Image quality

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