The invention relates to a hyperspectral
high spatial resolution integral view field
spectral imaging system used for
underwater detection, and solves the problems that the view field acquired by theconventional micro-
lens array spectral imaging method is small,
high spatial resolution under large view field cannot be realized and only narrow view
field detection under the condition of accurate
wavelength selection can be realized. The imaging
system comprises a sealed box, a front
telescope system, a
beam splitter, a first
imaging lens group, a
grayscale detector, a first collimating lens group, a micro-
lens array unit, a second
imaging lens group, a
diffraction grating and a spectrum
detector. The light through the front
telescope system enters the
beam splitter, wherein one path of light maintains the original incident direction to transmit and one path of light spreads in the direction perpendicular to the incident direction. The first
imaging lens group collects the target lightperpendicular to the incident direction and forms an image to the
grayscale detector. The first collimating lens group, the micro-
lens array unit, the second imaging lens group, the
diffraction grating and the spectrum detector are arranged in turn. The first collimating lens group collimates the light transmitting along the incident direction.