Light & Engineering 27 (3)

Volume 27
Date of publication 08/06/2019
Pages 99–104

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Hyper-spectrometer Based on an Acousto-optic Tuneable Filters for UAVS. L&E 27 (3) 2019

Articles authors:

Vitold E. Pozhar, Alexander S. Machikhin, Maxim I. Gaponov, Sergey V. Shirokov, Mikhail M. Mazur, Alexei E. Sheryshev

Vitold E. Pozhar, Doctor of Phys.-Math. Sciences. He graduated from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology in 1981. Now he is head of the Acousto-optic Information System Department of the STC UI RAS, Professor of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University and Moscow Engineering Physics Institute. His research interests are acoustooptics, spectrometry, differential, modulation, adaptive spectroscopy, hyper spectrometry, remote sensing, and spectral instrument engineering

Alexander S. Machikhin, Doctor of Technical Sciences. In 2007, he graduated from N.E. Bauman MSTU. At present, he is senior research scientist of STC UI RAS. Research interests: instrument engineering, non-destructive testing, acousto-optics, biomedical optics

Maksim I. Gaponov, bachelor, graduated from the Bauman Moscow State Technical University in 2016. At present time, he is working on his master thesis at the Bauman Moscow State Technical University

Sergei V. Shirokov, graduated from the Department of Oceanography of the Kant Baltic Federal University, worked at the Baltic fleet hydrography branch, Southern Federal University (SFU), Papanin Institute for Biology of Inland Waters of RAS, Krasnodarberegozashchita. At present time, he is a science secretary assistant in SFU and scientific researcher at the Scientific and Technological Centre of Unique Instrumentation of the Russian Academy of Sciences

Mikhail M. Mazur Dr. of phys.-math. sciences, graduated from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT, Dolgoprudny, Moscow region) in 1970. At present time, he is the Head of a laboratory in the Institute of Physical Technical and Radio Engineering Measurements (Mendeleevo, Moscow region)

University of Civil Aviation and an Associate Professor at the National Research University “MAI”

Abstract:

The problem of creating a hyper spectral optoelectronic system for observing natural and artificial objects by means of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) is considered. The structure and composition of the system that solves this problem are described. It is based on acousto-optic filters. The results of laboratory testing of the hyper spectrometer are presented.

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