Bodenseewerk Geratetechnik Gmbh

Diehl Bgt Defence Gmbh Co., Kg

Diehl Defence Gmbh & Co. Kg

Dirk Krogmann

Hans Dieter Tholl

Michael Gross

Jörg Baumgart

Kai Moldenhauer

Hans-Dieter Tholl

Stefan Bullmer

Thomas Kopfstedt

An imaging device () for the stabilized imaging of an object onto a detector () with a first optical unit () and a second optical unit () and an optical element that is arranged between the optical units () and can be moved for the purpose of stabilizing the imaging on the detector (). For image stabilization in order to compensate for an undesirable wobbling movement of the imaging over the detector (), the optical element is constituted of a micro-optical lens array ().

Imaging device for the stabilized imaging of an object onto a detector

A camera system () including a sensor () and a first optical system which includes a convex mirror () and through which the image of a solid angle region () is producible on the sensor () by way of a first beam path (). In order, in addition to producing an image of a large solid angle region (), to permit scanning or detailed representation of a smaller partial region () of the solid angle region (), the camera system () includes a second optical system through which a partial region () of the solid angle region () is detectable by way of a second beam path () on a detail sensor (), wherein the detail region () is selectable by an optical element () which is movable relative to the sensors ().

Camera system for monitoring a solid angle region and for detection of detailed information from the solid angle region

A wide-angle optical system () having an objective () and a mirror system, including a curved mirror () for projecting a wide-angle image through the objective () onto a detector (). At least one mirror () of the mirror system is arranged movably relative to the objective (). It is possible to achieve a zoom function, a large elevation range and a selection of an enlarged section from the wide-angle image.

Wide-angle optical system

An optical arrangement () for a homing head (), for the purpose of imaging an object scene onto a detector unit (), including a control unit (), a first optical unit () having two at least partially transparent optical elements, in particular prisms (), a second optical unit () and a beam deflecting unit (), the first optical unit () directing radiation from at least two sections of the object scene onto the beam deflecting unit () in a superimposed fashion, and the beam deflecting unit () selecting one of the sections and, in conjunction with the second optical unit (), imaging the selected section on the detector unit ().

Optical arrangement for a homing head with movable optical elements

In an image resolving detector arrangement, an image of an object scene is generated by an imaging optical system. Radiation from a respective one of several adjacent image elements of an image area associated with the detector element is directed consecutively onto each of the detector elements by an image element selection device. Herein the image element selection device is formed by a micro-light stop raster, which is arranged in an image plane and moveable step by step in this image plane, and which, in each position, allows only radiation from a part of an image area associated to a detector element to pass onto the detector element. Thereby, the resolution of the image resolving detector arrangement is improved.

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Dirk Krogmann