Range Test Technology Research of Visible-light CCD Based on Complex Background

CCD-Based Range-Finding Sensor

Integration-time-based, time-domain computation provides an area-efficient way to process image information by directly handling photo-created charge during photo-sensing. We have fabricated and tested a CCD-based range-finding sensor which uses the time-of-flight method for range measurement. The sensor exploits two charge packets for light integration and detects the delay of the received lig...

Research on Acquisition Probability of the Visible Light Reconnaissance Equipment to Ground Targets

The detection probability of visible light reconnaissance equipment is one of key indexes to assess the performance of the system. The detection probability is determined by many factors, such as atmospheric visibility, target-background contrast, target size and distance, solar elevation angle etc. Based on the detection probability model of the visible light reconnaissance equipment to gain t...

Synthesis of nanocomposite based on Semnan natural zeolite for photocatalytic degradation of tetracycline under visible light

This study investigated the photocatalytic behaviors for the nanocomposite of TiO2 P25 and Semnan natural zeolite in the decomposition of tetracycline under visible light in an aqueous solution. The structural features of the composite were investigated by a series of complementary techniques that included X-ray diffractometer (XRD), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), scanning elec...

LED-Based Visible Light Communication and Positioning Technology and SoCs

The rapid deployment of high-energy-efficiency, solid-state light emission diode (LED) lighting devices, replacing the conventional luminaires devices, brings unprecedented opportunities for alternative optical wireless communication and navigation applications. This paper reviews the state-of-the-art of LED-based visible light communications (VLC) and positioning (VLP) technologies with a focu...

Indoor Localization Based on Visible Light Communication