ILLUMINATION CONTROL FOR IMAGING SYSTEMS WITH MULTIPLE IMAGE SENSORS

ILLUMINATION CONTROL FOR IMAGING SYSTEMS WITH MULTIPLE IMAGE SENSORS

Embodiments of the disclosure relate generally to illumination synchronization in a multi-imager environment. Embodiments include systems, methods, computer program products, and apparatuses configured for operating a near-field illumination source associated with a near-field image sensor, based on...

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Hauptverfasser: GERMAINE, Gennady, HEJL, Benjamin, POLONIEWICZ, Paul, XIAN, Tao, MIRAGLIA, Michael, WILZ, Sr., David, FENG, Chen, BAN, Shankar, RUEBLINGER, Gregory, VAN HORN, Erik
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ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
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creator GERMAINE, Gennady
HEJL, Benjamin
POLONIEWICZ, Paul
XIAN, Tao
MIRAGLIA, Michael
WILZ, Sr., David
FENG, Chen
BAN, Shankar
RUEBLINGER, Gregory
VAN HORN, Erik
description Embodiments of the disclosure relate generally to illumination synchronization in a multi-imager environment. Embodiments include systems, methods, computer program products, and apparatuses configured for operating a near-field illumination source associated with a near-field image sensor, based on a first illumination pulse train. An exposure period of a far-field image sensor is determined and one or more characteristics of the first illumination pulse train are modified to accommodate the exposure period of the far-field image sensor.
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