CN111239893A - Optical imaging system - Google Patents

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CN111239893A
CN111239893A CN202010086215.5A CN202010086215A CN111239893A CN 111239893 A CN111239893 A CN 111239893A CN 202010086215 A CN202010086215 A CN 202010086215A CN 111239893 A CN111239893 A CN 111239893A
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The invention provides an optical imaging system, which utilizes the characteristic that light can be transmitted along the direction of an optical fiber to realize optical imaging crossing a shelter by using a smaller equipment volume and a simpler system structure. Specifically, the acquisition end is provided with a plurality of incidence sites, the display end is provided with a plurality of emergent sites, and the arrangement positions of the incidence sites on the acquisition end and the arrangement positions of the emergent sites on the display end are ensured to be in one-to-one correspondence; on the basis, optical fibers are connected between the incident points and the corresponding emergent points, the output light of the optical fibers on the display end is similar to the pixel points of the display, and the optical fibers arranged in an array form a complete optical image; based on the one-to-one corresponding position relation, the optical image entering the acquisition end and the optical image output by the display end can be ensured to be completely consistent, so that the imaging effect is realized. The invention is a pure optical imaging scheme and has the technical advantages of small volume, wide visual field and the like.

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Optical imaging system
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of optical imaging, in particular to an optical imaging system.
Background
Optical imaging is generally performed by changing the optical path using lenses or mirrors, such as telescopes, microscopes, etc., and such imaging schemes are well established. However, due to the characteristic that light rays travel along a straight line, in the current imaging scheme, objects cannot block the straight-line travel path of the light; when obstructions are present in the light path, the device can only be made very large, leaving room for the light path to overcome the occlusion problem.
In the prior art, in order to avoid the overlarge volume of the equipment, a researcher respectively arranges a camera and a display screen at two ends of a shelter, so that light rays on the back of the shelter are displayed on the display screen on the front of the shelter, and the light rays can cross the propagation of the shelter. However, the image presented by this mode is not the original ray, but is subjected to two-step intervention of image acquisition and imaging, so that the definition is influenced by the performance of a camera and a display screen, and the problems of angle deviation and various distortions exist. In addition, the power supply is needed in the mode, and the introduced electric appliances such as a camera, a display screen and the like also improve the complexity, the maintenance difficulty and the like of the whole imaging system.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide an optical imaging system aiming at overcoming the technical defects in the prior art, and aims to solve the technical problem that the imaging system can only be increased in size to avoid blocking an optical path in the prior art.
Another technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a mode for transmitting light path across a shielding object by means of camera shooting and display screen imaging, which has low definition and distorted picture and needs to match power supply and circuit.
In order to achieve the technical purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
an optical imaging system comprises a collection end, a display end, an optical fiber, an incident site and an emergent site, wherein the collection end is provided with a plurality of incident sites, and the display end is provided with a plurality of emergent sites; the arrangement positions of the plurality of incident sites on the acquisition end correspond to the arrangement positions of the plurality of emergent sites on the display end one by one; an optical fiber is connected between the incident point and the corresponding emergent point.
Preferably, both the acquisition end and the display end are in the shape of planar panels. It should be noted that the technical feature is only a preferred technical solution of the present invention, and as long as the acquisition end and the display end satisfy a one-to-one corresponding positional relationship, the acquisition end and the display end can adopt any configuration including a plane and a curved surface to implement the present invention.
Preferably, the automobile display device further comprises an automobile A column, wherein the collecting end is fixedly connected to the outer side of the automobile A column, and the displaying end is fixedly connected to the inner side of the automobile A column. It should be mentioned that the a pillar of the vehicle is only an optional application scenario of the present invention, and the present invention can be applied to any shelter structure without changing the basic technical principle of the present invention.
Preferably, the optical fiber is bent, and the optical fiber passes around the car a-pillar from a side of the car a-pillar.
Preferably, the display device further comprises a magnifying lens, and the magnifying lens is located on the light ray emergent path of the display end. It should be mentioned that, the emergent light of the display end is interfered by the magnifier in the preferred technical scheme, so as to obtain a clearer visual field; it is merely a preferable embodiment of the present invention, and is not an element of the present invention.
The invention designs a scheme for guiding light by using the optical fiber, because the light can be transmitted in the optical fiber, the optical fiber can be bent almost freely, so that no space is specially reserved for a light path, and the occupied space is the space of the optical fiber, so that the volume can be small, and meanwhile, the problems of various definitions and distortions caused by a camera are avoided.
It is known that a display is formed by combining small pixel points, and finally a complete picture is formed. The optical fibers are arranged on the panel in order and tightly (one optical fiber is a pixel point), and the transmission of pictures is completed through the acquisition end and the display end. As shown in fig. 1, the collection end and the display end are completely in one-to-one correspondence, and each pixel point transmits a picture from the collection end to the display end through an optical fiber. The light angles are identical except for the identical position, so that the display end can see the identical picture as the collection end. As shown in fig. 1, the device can be made very small and flexible, since the fiber can be bent almost arbitrarily.
In the invention, the panel plays a role in fixing the position and direction of the optical fiber, no special requirement is provided for the connection mode, and any process in the prior art can achieve the effect required by the invention.
The invention provides an optical imaging system, which utilizes the characteristic that light can be transmitted along the direction of an optical fiber to realize optical imaging crossing a shelter by using a smaller equipment volume and a simpler system structure. Specifically, the acquisition end is provided with a plurality of incidence sites, the display end is provided with a plurality of emergent sites, and the arrangement positions of the incidence sites on the acquisition end and the arrangement positions of the emergent sites on the display end are ensured to be in one-to-one correspondence; on the basis, optical fibers are connected between the incident points and the corresponding emergent points, the output light of the optical fibers on the display end is similar to the pixel points of the display, and the optical fibers arranged in an array form a complete optical image; based on the one-to-one corresponding position relation, the optical image entering the acquisition end and the optical image output by the display end can be ensured to be completely consistent, so that the imaging effect is realized.
The beneficial effects of the invention are reflected in the following aspects: the invention has low cost and convenient maintenance, and is a pure optical scheme without power supply. The volume is reduced, the occupied area is small, a fixed straight line is not needed, and the device can be used for transmitting a longer distance. The visual field is wide, can change along with the visual angle, can not only fix and shoot a direction with the camera scheme. The panel used as the collecting end and the display end can be in any shape as long as the arrangement positions of the incident points on the collecting end correspond to the arrangement positions of the emergent points on the display end one by one. Therefore, the method can be adapted to any application scene and can be made beautiful.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of the present invention as a whole;
FIG. 2 is a schematic structural view of the present invention as applied to an A-pillar of an automobile;
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1. acquisition end 2, display end 3, optical fiber 4, incident point
5. Exit point 6, car a-pillar.
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Hereinafter, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail. Well-known structures or functions may not be described in detail in the following embodiments in order to avoid unnecessarily obscuring the details. Approximating language, as used herein in the following examples, may be applied to identify quantitative representations that could permissibly vary in number without resulting in a change in the basic function. Unless defined otherwise, technical and scientific terms used in the following examples have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs.
Example 1
An optical imaging system, as shown in fig. 1, includes a collecting end 1, a displaying end 2, an optical fiber 3, an incident point 4, and an emergent point 5, wherein the collecting end 1 has a plurality of incident points 4, and the displaying end 2 has a plurality of emergent points 5; the arrangement positions of the plurality of incident sites 4 on the acquisition end 1 correspond to the arrangement positions of the plurality of emergent sites 5 on the display end 2 one by one; an optical fiber 3 is connected between the entrance point 4 and the corresponding exit point 5.
As shown in fig. 2, the automobile A-pillar comprises an automobile A-pillar 6, wherein the collecting end 1 is fixedly connected to the outer side of the automobile A-pillar 6, and the displaying end 2 is fixedly connected to the inner side of the automobile A-pillar 6. The optical fiber 3 is bent, and the optical fiber 3 passes around the car a-pillar 6 from the side of the car a-pillar 6.
In above technical scheme, gather the end and be located the car outside, the show end is located the car, and the two is located the both sides of A post respectively, because gather the end and the picture of show end is synchronous completely to realize transparent effect, also can not block the sight by the A post. Because the panel can be made into any shape, the panel can be made into the shape which is completely the same as the A column, and the perfect perspective effect is realized. Because the fiber is flexible and can be bypassed from both sides of the a-pillar, it need not penetrate the vehicle body.
The system is low in cost, does not need a power supply, is a pure optical scheme, does not produce extra light pollution, and does not have the problems of definition, visual angle error and distortion. Compared with a camera imaging mode, the camera can only fixedly shoot an angle, the scheme of the invention can realize the effect of free visual angle without distortion, and because the optical fiber can transmit light rays at any angle, the light rays naturally change along with the change of the position of a driver, the light rays are completely consistent with the visual field seen on glass, and no visual angle error exists. In addition, the problems of high cost, poor effect, low definition, poor viewing angle, light pollution in the vehicle and the like in the camera imaging mode can be solved through the system.
In this embodiment, gather the end and show the end and be located the car respectively with in the car, the outside and the inboard of A post utilize the soft characteristics of optic fibre to walk around the blockking of A post, with the picture by the car in the car is introduced. Because the collection end and the display end are the same picture, the transparent effect of the A column is realized, the sight of a driver is prevented from being blocked, and the safety is improved.
Because the light transmitted by the optical fiber has more than one direction, the picture can be changed along with the change of the visual angle of a driver, and the scene outside the automobile can be accurately restored. The mirror can be taken for analogy, and when the mirror is viewed, the picture seen from the mirror can be changed along with the change of the position. The characteristic is also a great advantage of the invention, compared with a camera scheme, only one fixed angle can be shot, the visual angle deviation is easy to cause, and the invention can realize perfect seamless visual angle conversion.
In addition, the system does not need a power supply and electronic equipment, so the cost is low, the maintenance is convenient, and the system can not be damaged unless collision and breakage occur.
The flexible characteristic of optic fibre makes this patent can walk around any barrier, need not run through the barrier, so the volume that equipment can be done very little, and the preparation is processed very simply.
The acquisition end panel and the display end panel can be made into any shape, do not need to be rectangular, and can be perfectly combined with a specific use scene.
The invention is a pure optical scheme, has no additional light source, cannot cause light pollution, and avoids influencing the driving of a driver.
Example 2
An optical imaging system, as shown in fig. 1 and fig. 2, includes a collecting end 1, a displaying end 2, an optical fiber 3, an incident point 4, and an emergent point 5, wherein the collecting end 1 has a plurality of incident points 4, and the displaying end 2 has a plurality of emergent points 5; the arrangement positions of the plurality of incident sites 4 on the acquisition end 1 correspond to the arrangement positions of the plurality of emergent sites 5 on the display end 2 one by one; an optical fiber 3 is connected between the entrance point 4 and the corresponding exit point 5. Wherein, the collection end 1 and the display end 2 are both in the shape of plane panels. Still include car A post 6, wherein, gather end 1 fixed connection in the outside of car A post 6, show end 2 fixed connection in the inboard of car A post 6. The optical fiber 3 is bent, and the optical fiber 3 passes around the car a-pillar 6 from the side of the car a-pillar 6.
Example 3
An optical imaging system, as shown in fig. 1, includes a collecting end 1, a displaying end 2, an optical fiber 3, an incident point 4, and an emergent point 5, wherein the collecting end 1 has a plurality of incident points 4, and the displaying end 2 has a plurality of emergent points 5; the arrangement positions of the plurality of incident sites 4 on the acquisition end 1 correspond to the arrangement positions of the plurality of emergent sites 5 on the display end 2 one by one; an optical fiber 3 is connected between the entrance point 4 and the corresponding exit point 5.
The technical solution provided by this embodiment is only used for transmitting the optical image as it is, and on this basis, other optical elements may be further added at the acquisition end or the display end to adjust the propagation direction or propagation mode of the light, for example, a magnifying glass may be added at the display end to obtain a clearer view. Therefore, the extended application based on the core technical scheme of the invention is also within the protection scope of the invention.
The embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail, but the description is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention and is not to be construed as limiting the invention. Any modification, equivalent replacement, and improvement made within the scope of the application of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. An optical imaging system, characterized by comprising a collection end (1), a presentation end (2), an optical fiber (3), an entrance site (4), an exit site (5), wherein the collection end (1) is provided with a plurality of entrance sites (4) and the presentation end (2) is provided with a plurality of exit sites (5); the arrangement positions of the plurality of incident sites (4) on the acquisition end (1) correspond to the arrangement positions of the plurality of emergent sites (5) on the display end (2) one by one; an optical fiber (3) is connected between the incident point (4) and the corresponding exit point (5).
2. An optical imaging system according to claim 1, characterized in that the acquisition end (1) and the presentation end (2) are each in the shape of a plane panel.
3. An optical imaging system according to claim 1, further comprising a car a-pillar (6), wherein the acquisition end (1) is fixedly attached to the outside of the car a-pillar (6) and the presentation end (2) is fixedly attached to the inside of the car a-pillar (6).
4. An optical imaging system according to claim 3, characterized in that the optical fiber (3) is bent, the optical fiber (3) bypassing the A-pillar (6) of the vehicle from the side of the A-pillar (6) of the vehicle.
5. An optical imaging system according to claim 1, further comprising a magnifying lens located in the light exit path of the display end (2).
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