Infrared design examples

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This tutorial covers infrared design examples in considerable detail, building on principles presented in an earlier text, 'Introduction to Infrared System Design' (SPIE PRESS Vol. TT24). The text explores a range of problems illustrating several design issues, with applications in military, industry, aeronautics, space, and medicine, among others.

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Full title :Infrared design examples / William L. Wolfe.

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Publication Date:1999.

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Publisher(s):SPIE
Place of Publication:Bellingham, Wash
Language:eng
Publication Date:1999.

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Description:1 online resource (xiii, 162 pages) : : illustrations

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ISBN:9780819480224, 0819480223
DOI:10.1117/3.343801
oclc:ocn606654350
LC Classification:TA1570
Dewey Decimal:621.36/2

Chapter 1. Review of design fundamentals -- 1.1. Design process -- 1.2. Geometry -- 1.3. Dynamics -- 1.4. Sensitivity -- 1.5. Optics -- 1.6. Step back -- 1.7. Iterate -- 1.8. Reiterate -- 1.9. References -- Chapter 2. MX shell game -- 2.1. Problem statement -- 2.2. Geometry -- 2.3. Dynamics -- 2.4. Sensitivity -- 2.5. Optics -- 2.6. Step back -- 2.7. Efficiencies. 2.7.1. Scan efficiency; 2.7.2. Quantum efficiency; 2.7.3. Cold-shield efficiency; 2.7.4. Optics efficiency; 2.7.5. Atmospheric transmission; 2.7.6. Efficient summary -- 2.8. Whiskbroom. 2.8.1. Geometry; 2.8.2. Dynamics; 2.8.3. Sensitivity; 2.8.4. Optics; 2.8.5. Efficiencies; 2.8.6. Step back; 2.8.7. Whiskbroom summary -- 2.9. The step starer. 2.9.1. Geometry and dynamics; 2.9.2. Sensitivity; 2.9.3. Optics; 2.9.4. The step back -- 2.10. Design summary -- 2.11. Variations. 2.11.1. Landsat, thematic mapper, and multiple scanner; 2.11.2. Satellite pour l'observation de la terre (SPOT); 2.11.3. The spy satellite -- 2.12. References.

Chapter 3. The space campout -- 3.1. Problem statement -- 3.2. Geometry -- 3.3. Dynamics -- 3.4. Sensitivity. 3.4.1. Idealized equation; 3.4.2. Sources of detector incidance -- 3.5. Optics -- 3.6…