Megvilágítás fejlesztése hiperspektrális kamerarendszerhez
Lighting development for hyperspectral camera system
Keywords:
LED, spectrum, hyperspectral, mineral, identification, /, spektrum, hiperspektrális, ásvány, meghatározásAbstract
The study presents a new underwater hyperspectral camera system with a combined lighting solution. The system utilises LED-based technology, which replicates the spectrum of sunlight. In addition to the visible range, it also emits in the infrared spectrum, which significantly improves the contrast of mineral surfaces and compensates for the rapid absorption of wavelengths beyond red in water.
Kivonat
A tanulmány egy új, víz alatti hiperspektrális kamerarendszer kombinált megvilágítási megoldását mutatja be. A rendszer LED-alapú technológiát alkalmaz, ami a napfény közelített spektrumát adja vissza. A látható tartomány mellett az infravörös spektrumban is sugároz, ami jelentősen javítja az ásványi felszínek kontrasztját és kompenzálja a vörösön túli hullámhosszok vízben fellépő gyors elnyelődését.
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