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Preface | |
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Introduction--Technology Overview and Unifying Principles | |
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Optical Scanning Characteristics and Disciplines | |
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Active and Passive Scanning | |
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Conjugate Image Representations | |
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Retroreflection and Double-Pass Systems | |
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Input, Output, and Remote Sensing Systems | |
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Optical and Resolution Invariants; Optical Transfer | |
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System Architecture | |
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Objective Lens Relationships | |
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Scanning Theory and Processes | |
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The Point Spread Function and Its Convolution | |
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PSF Developed from Uniform Illumination of an Aperture | |
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PSF Developed from Aperture Illumination with a Gaussian Distribution | |
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Scanning--Controlled Movement of the PSF; Its Convolution | |
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Quantized or Digitized Scan | |
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The Sampling Criterion | |
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Gaussian Beam Propagation | |
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Representation and Development of the Gaussian Beam | |
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Gaussian Beam Focusing Characteristics | |
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Scanned Quality Criteria and the Modulation Transfer Function | |
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The Fourier Transform | |
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The Modulation Transfer Function | |
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Scanned Resolution | |
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Influence and Significance of Scanned Resolution | |
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Basis of Scanned Resolution | |
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Resolution Nomograph | |
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Aperture Shape Factor | |
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Uniformly Illuminated Apertures | |
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Summary of Apertue Shape Factors | |
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The Resolution Equation, the Resolution Invariant, and Beam Propagation | |
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Propagation of Noise and Error Components | |
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Augmented Resolution | |
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Radial Symmetry and Scan Magnification | |
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Augmented Resolution for Holographic Scanners | |
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Resolution in Passive and Remote Sensing Systems | |
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Scanner Devices and Techniques | |
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Scanner Technology Organization | |
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High-Inertia Scanning | |
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Rotating Polygons | |
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Distinctions Between Pyramidal and Prismatic Polygons | |
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Duty Cycle | |
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Over- and Underillumination (Over- and Underfilling) of the Facet | |
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Facet Tracking | |
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Design Considerations | |
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Passive Scanning for Remote Sensing | |
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Holographic Scanners | |
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Scanner Configurations and Characteristics | |
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Implementation of Holographic Scanners | |
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Oscillatory (Vibrational) Scanners | |
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The Galvanometric Scanner | |
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The Resonant Scanner | |
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Suspension Systems and Position Control | |
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The Fast-Steering Mirror | |
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The Fiber Optic Scanner | |
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Scanner-Lens Relationships | |
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Scanner-Lens Architecture | |
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Double-Pass Architecture | |
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Aperture Relaying | |
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Lens Relationships for Control of Deflection Error | |
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Low-Inertia Scanning | |
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Acoustooptic Scanners | |
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Operating Principles | |
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Fundamental Characteristics | |
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Alternate Acoustooptic Deflection Techniques | |
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Electrooptic (Gradient) Scanners | |
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Implementation Methods | |
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Drive Power | |
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Agile Beam Steering | |
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Phased Array Technology | |
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Decentered Microlens Arrays | |
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Summary of Agile Beam Steering | |
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Control of Scanner Beam Misplacement | |
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Cross-Scan Error and Its Correction | |
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General Considerations and Available Methods | |
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Passive Methods | |
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The Ghost Image and Its Elimination | |
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Skew Beam Method of Ghost Elimination | |
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Beam Offset Method of Ghost Elimination | |
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Summary--Major Scanner Characteristics | |
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Comparison of Major Scanner Types | |
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References | |
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Index | |