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27 September 2011 The design of MTF test system based on point light source
Rongguo Fu, Ning Wu, Xinlong Zhang, Yafeng Qiu, Benkang Chang
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Abstract
In the field of applied optics, the evaluation of imaging quality in optical systems has been a problem of public attention. From the 1970s, with the development of the large-capacity high-speed digital computer and improvement of high-precision optical testing technology, the calculations and measurements of MTF are maturing and began to promote the practical application. After years of development, The MTF has been an important evaluating indicator of image quality of an optical system. A test system of MTF is designed in the paper; theoretical study related to the MTF testing is introduced, such as specifying the physics concept of MTF, summarizing the testing methods of MTF and analyzing the testing principle. On the base of introducing the theory which are related, the framework of system has been established. The devices which are used in the experiment are also introduced. Testing software has been developed. How to manipulate the testing system is introduced and the factors which affect the result are pointed out. The experiment is carried out to measure the optical lens sample in the axis, and the result is given.
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Rongguo Fu, Ning Wu, Xinlong Zhang, Yafeng Qiu, and Benkang Chang "The design of MTF test system based on point light source", Proc. SPIE 8126, Optical Manufacturing and Testing IX, 81260Q (27 September 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.890024
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KEYWORDS
Modulation transfer functions

Charge-coupled devices

Fourier transforms

Image processing

Light sources

Imaging systems

Image acquisition

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