A Simple Self-calibration Method for The Internal Time Synchronization of MEMS LiDAR
Yu Zhang, Xiaoguang Di, Shiyu Yan, Bin Zhang, Baoling Qi, Chunhui, Wang

TL;DR
This paper introduces a straightforward self-calibration technique for internal time synchronization in MEMS LiDARs, enabling automatic calibration without external tools or targets, thus facilitating faster research and development.
Contribution
A novel robust MVG prior-based method for automatic internal time calibration of MEMS LiDARs without artificial targets or additional equipment.
Findings
Effective calibration demonstrated on actual MEMS LiDARs
Calibration process is simple and does not require external ranging equipment
Method accelerates research and development in practical applications
Abstract
This paper proposes a simple self-calibration method for the internal time synchronization of MEMS(Micro-electromechanical systems) LiDAR during research and development. Firstly, we introduced the problem of internal time misalignment in MEMS lidar. Then, a robust Minimum Vertical Gradient(MVG) prior is proposed to calibrate the time difference between the laser and MEMS mirror, which can be calculated automatically without any artificial participation or specially designed cooperation target. Finally, actual experiments on MEMS LiDARs are implemented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method. It should be noted that the calibration can be implemented in a simple laboratory environment without any ranging equipment and artificial participation, which greatly accelerate the progress of research and development in practical applications.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Optical Sensing Technologies · Optical Coherence Tomography Applications · Optical measurement and interference techniques
