NASA NTRS · 20080005117
Dynamic optical filtration
Abstract
A dynamic optical filtration system and method effectively blocks bright light sources without impairing view of the remainder of the scene. A sensor measures light intensity and position so that selected cells of a shading matrix may interrupt the view of the bright light source by a receptor. A beamsplitter may be used so that the sensor may be located away from the receptor. The shading matrix may also be replaced by a digital micromirror device, which selectively sends image data to the receptor.
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Chretien, Jean-Loup, Lu, Edward T.. 2005-03-08. Dynamic optical filtration. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080005117
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