Title :
Realization of imaging system of low light level night vision based on EMCCD
Author :
Jie Lin ; Mingjing Li ; Da Yu ; Cong Tang
Author_Institution :
Coll. of Electron. & Inf. Eng., Changchun Univ., Changchun, China
Abstract :
EMCCD has advantages of low operating voltage, small volume etc, compared with light equipment of photomultiplier tube, image intensifier etc. But compared with conventional CCD imaging device, EMCCD has the internal structural features of the multiplier mechanism, and the electron multiplying signal driving has characteristics of high frequency and high voltage, which increase the difficulty of realization of imaging system. In this paper, the low light level night vision system was whole designed based on EMCCD, and the driving circuit, sampling circuit and electromagnetic compatibility was designed in detail. At last, this paper provide system test and summary. Tested based on EMCCD CCD201 imaging chip driver waveform, the parts based on the waveform and voltage regulating circuit of switch power supply adjustment performance, under the light of multipactor imaging experiments, realize the automatic gain control system. Test results show that the design satisfies the requirement of low light level night vision applications.
Keywords :
CCD image sensors; automatic gain control; driver circuits; electromagnetic compatibility; microwave switches; night vision; switched mode power supplies; voltage regulators; EMCCD CCD201 imaging chip driver waveform; automatic gain control system; driving circuit; electromagnetic compatibility; electron multiplying CCD; low light level night vision system; multipactor imaging experiments; sampling circuit; switch power supply adjustment performance; voltage regulating circuit; Ash; Charge coupled devices; Clocks; Field programmable gate arrays; Imaging; Monitoring; Switches; EMCCD; driving circuit; low light level night vision;
Conference_Titel :
Measurement, Information and Control (ICMIC), 2013 International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Harbin
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4799-1390-9
DOI :
10.1109/MIC.2013.6757980