Grossman, E.
, Bhupathiraju, V.
, Miller, A.
and Reintsema, C.
(2002),
Concealed Weapons Detection using an Uncooled Millimeter-wave Microbolometer System, Proc. SPIE, Infrared and Passive Millimeter-wave Imaging Tech.: Design, Analysis, Modeling, and Testing (Aerosense 2002), Orlando, FL, USA
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Concealed Weapons Detection using an Uncooled Millimeter-wave Microbolometer System
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Abstract
We describe the status of, and present the first imagery obtained using, an active uncooled mm-wave microbolometer-based imaging system. The microbolometers consist of 2 mm x 6 mm x .02 mm Nb films, coupled to the incident field by annular slot antennas. The system frequency is centered at 94 GHz. Imagery has been obtained using a mechanically scanned primary mirror and single-pixel bolometer, as a prototype for a 120-element focal-plane array still under development. With our most recent version of the optical system, high quality images, with clear detail on a spatial scale of 1 cm, have been obtained with acquisition times of 70 s and a target range of 1.3 m.Proceedings Title
Proc. SPIE, Infrared and Passive Millimeter-wave Imaging Tech.: Design, Analysis, Modeling, and Testing (Aerosense 2002)
Volume
4719
Conference Dates
April 1-5, 2002
Conference Location
Orlando, FL, USA
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
array, bolometer, concealed weapons, imaging, millimeter-wave
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