Southeast University

Nanjing Chervon Industry Co., Ltd.

Nanjing University

Biao Zhang

Masatoshi Fukinuki

Di Wu

Hongtao Ke

Xiaoyong Wang

Chen Wang

Rui Xu

Jian Li

Peiheng Wu

Rui Ge

Jingrou Tan

Rui Yin

Manfu Chen

Lin Kang

Labao Zhang

Chuanlong Xu

Chuan Geng

Hengyong Hu

Yuyi Zheng

Shuya Guo

A multispectral light field imaging system includes a primary lens, a microlens array, a first relay lens, a dichroic lens, a second relay lens, a third relay lens, a first image sensor, a first filter, a second image sensor and a second filter, wherein the microlens array is located at an image plane of the primary lens; the first relay lens together with the second relay lens and the third relay lens forms a 1:1 relay lens group imaging system on a spectral band 1 light path and a spectral band 2 light path respectively; the dichroic lens forms an included angle of 45° with a light axis; the first image sensor is located at a focal plane of the second relay lens, and the second image sensor is located at a focal plane of the third relay lens.

Multispectral light field imaging system, three-dimensional temperature field measurement method and measurement system

An impact tool includes an impact assembly and a housing. The impact assembly is used for applying an impact force to an output shaft and includes a main shaft driven by a drive shaft, an impact block connected to the main shaft, and a hammer anvil mating with and struck by the impact block. A motor is at least partially accommodated in the housing. A length L from a rear end of the housing to a front end of the output shaft is greater than or equal to 78 mm and less than or equal to 97 mm and an outer circumferential diameter D of the housing is less than or equal to 60 mm.

Impact tool

A superconducting nanowire photon detection array adjusts a number of the array elements, a lens array that 1) splits transmitted lights into multiple beams that equals the number of the array elements, and are converged in to a superconducting nanowire detection area; 2) a pulsed laser detects a surface of an object, transmits reflected different light pulses by the surface of the object through the lens array, and records a round-trip time of each photon; 3) collects the photons detected by each array element, takes the array elements as pixels and calculates a gray value of the pixels; and 4) plots a gray-scale image by taking the pixels as pixel points, calculates a distance between the object and the pixel points, and reconstructs a three-dimensional image of the object.

Method for generating three-dimensional images with superconducting nanowire photon detection array

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Nanjing, China

Biao Zhang