Abstract:To address the requirements for large field of view (FOV), broad bandwidth and high-precision satellite-borne laser warning imaging, an ultra-large FOV imaging optical system based on spectral compensation technology was designed. An ultra-wide-angle optical system with a 182° imaging FOV was designed and implemented. Through designing the spectral transmittance of optical filters, the non-uniform spectral response of the detector was effectively compensated. The structural layout of the optical system was optimized according to ghost image analysis, and stray light suppression measures were proposed. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed spectral compensation method reduces the spectral responsivity variation from 8.0 dB to 0.5 dB in the laser warning band, while effectively suppressing direct sunlight interference. Furthermore, by adopting a separated filter-attenuator configuration, the ratio of stray light intensity to the main signal peak intensity is reduced to 1.7×10-5, which achieves effective stray light suppression.