Flying Light Captured with a Multi-framing Image Sensor Operating at 10 ns

• Takano Yasuhide

  Kindai University

• Okinaka Tomoo

  Kindai University

• Takehara Kohsei

  Kindai University

• Nakano Hitoshi

  Kindai University

• Shimonomura Kazuhiro

  Ritusmeikan University

• Hayashi Naoki

  ASTRODESIGN, Inc.

• Mitsui Yo

  ASTRODESIGN, Inc.

• Etoh Takeharu Goji

  Kindai University Ritusmeikan University

Bibliographic Information

Other Title

• 1億枚／秒のマルチフレーミングセンサによる飛翔する光の撮影

Abstract

A multi-framing image sensor operating at 10 ns was designed and fabricated with a silicon technology in 2017. As a part of the evaluation, the test camera is applied to capturing the flying light. Some images of light in the flight have already been reported. They were captured with special advanced imaging devices and data processing technologies. This paper presents for the first time a series of images of the flying light successfully captured by a camera simply with a single silicon image sensor. The cameras with silicon image sensors are easy to handle and convenient for the post data processing. The achievement will open a new horizon of the ultra-high-speed imaging with the silicon image sensors, which will replace the existing imaging devices for the pico- to nano-second imaging.

Journal

• Transactions of the Visualization Society of Japan

  Transactions of the Visualization Society of Japan 39 (9), 35-40, 2019

  The Visualization Society of Japan

Keywords

• Light in flight
• Flying light
• High-speed imaging

Details

• CRID: 1390845702273807360
• NII Article ID: 130007698460
• DOI: 10.3154/tvsj.39.35
• ISSN: 13465260
• Web Site: https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/tvsj/39/9/39_35/_pdf
• Text Lang: ja
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