Journal of the Korean Physical Society

Korean Physical Society (한국물리학회)
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Catadioptric Panoramic Lens with a Rectilinear Projection Scheme

Kweon, Gyeong-il;Kim, Geon-hee;Kim, Kwang Taek;Yang, Sun-cheol;Choi, Young-ho

  • Published : 20060000
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Abstract

The usefulness of a hyperbolic surface as a panoramic mirror has been investigated, and image distortion was found to be difficult to eliminate and the optical parameters not easy to control. The newly proposed panoramic mirror, based on a numerical analysis, is not a single viewpoint imaging system. However, the field of view can almost be arbitrarily chosen to suit the application purpose, and the image distortion becomes increasingly small for far objects

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