Abstract
AbstractThis work presents a contribution to the active image stabilization of optical systems, involving model development, control design, and the hardware setup. A laboratory experiment is built, which demonstrates the vibration sensitivity of a mechanical-optical system. In order to stabilize the undesired image motion actively, a model-based compensation of the image vibration is developed, realized and tested. Beside a linear actuator motion system, a force sensor system and a position sensor system are introduced and analyzed. In particular, various low-cost hardware components of the Arduino platform are used, which support the deployment of the controller software based on Matlab-Simulink. The remaining image motion is measured with a high-speed vision sensor system and the performance of the overall system is assessed.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Control and Optimization,Computer Science Applications,Mechanical Engineering,Aerospace Engineering,Modeling and Simulation
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