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DMD-Based Anti-Strong-Light Detecting and Imaging System

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10 March 2026

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11 March 2026

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Abstract
Strong light interference severely degrades imaging system performance. This paper presents a novel Digital Micromirror Device (DMD)-based imaging system for robust strong light suppression and long-distance detection. Our design strategically places the DMD at the primary image plane, utilizing a large F-number objective for extended depth of field. The relay imaging system employs a tilted image plane in a near-symmetric configuration to effectively balance DMD-induced aberrations, simplifying alignment and achieving a compact, high-performance layout. The DMD's regional flipping capability enables precise, dynamic suppression of strong light. Experimental results from a fabricated prototype demonstrate superior imaging quality (MTF > 0.3 at 167.3 lp/mm) and exceptional suppression of intense laser interference, ensuring clear image acquisition in challenging lighting. This system offers an efficient solution for high-quality, long-range imaging in strong light environments.
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Engineering  -   Other
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