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IMAGING TOF RANGE CAMERAS 173<br />
Boundary conditions Calculation<br />
Optical power <strong>of</strong> 160 LEDs 900mW Beam divergence at the target 7 m<br />
Beam divergence 50° Beam area at the target 38 m 2<br />
Target Projected pixel size on the target 180 mm x<br />
40 mm<br />
Distance 7.5 m Projected size <strong>of</strong> photogates in the<br />
target<br />
Reflectivity <strong>of</strong> target<br />
36 mm x<br />
40 mm<br />
0.7 Power on projected photogate area 34 µW<br />
Objective (CS-mount) Reflected power <strong>of</strong> projected pixel<br />
area<br />
24 µW<br />
Focal length 2.6 mm Effective diameter <strong>of</strong> objective 2.6 mm<br />
F/# 1.0 Power on pixel in fW 260<br />
Transmission <strong>of</strong> lens: 0.7 Energy in pixel 6.5E-15 J<br />
Transmission <strong>of</strong> filter:<br />
0.5 Energy <strong>of</strong> 1 photon 3.16E-19 J<br />
Sensor Number <strong>of</strong> photons per pixel 20,600<br />
Pixel size<br />
14.5 µm x<br />
12.5 µm<br />
Number <strong>of</strong> electrons per pixel 13,400<br />
Operating conditions Sensitivity <strong>of</strong> output stage 3.6 µV/electr.<br />
Integration time 25 ms Output voltage 48 mV<br />
Wavelength 630 nm<br />
Quantum efficiency 0.65 Resulting <strong>distance</strong> accuracy < 9 cm<br />
Conversion capacitance 40 fF<br />
Amplification <strong>of</strong> source follower 0.9<br />
Modulation frequency 20 MHz<br />
Table 6.2 Optical power budget for 160-LED modulated light source.<br />
6.3.3 <strong>3D</strong> range <strong>measurement</strong><br />
Range <strong>measurement</strong>s <strong>of</strong> <strong>3D</strong> scenes are illustrated in Figure 6.19 a to c.<br />
Figure 6.19 a shows photographs <strong>of</strong> the scene taken <strong>with</strong> a high-resolution b/w<br />
camera, in order to give the reader a more detailed impression <strong>of</strong> the scene. In<br />
Figure 6.19 b we show the measured <strong>3D</strong> data as a graphical representation, coded<br />
in both color and in the z-axis direction. In Figure 6.19 c we superimpose the 2Db/w<br />
data <strong>of</strong> the observed scene, also acquired <strong>with</strong> our <strong>3D</strong> TOF camera, on the <strong>3D</strong>grid,<br />
which results in a more physical impression <strong>of</strong> the scene.