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Adaptive coded-aperture imaging with subpixel superresolution

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Abstract

We describe an adaptive coded-aperture imager operating in the midwave IR. This consists of a coded-aperture mask, a set of optics, and a 4k×4k focal plane array (FPA). This system can produce images with a resolution better than the detector pixel limit by combining multiple frames of data recorded with different coding. This superresolution capability has been demonstrated both in the laboratory and with targets placed outside, the highest resolution being one-half of the FPA pixel pitch.

©2012 Optical Society of America

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