Hybrid Optical/Digital Architecture for Distortion Invariant Pattern Recognition (1989)
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Figure 7. Test pattern: a) as intended; b) as displayed on defective MOSLM . 1988. They were factory aligned to write to one ^ixel at a time instead of the optimal eight pixels at a time. The effect here is that the devices could only operate at less than the maximum 300 frames/second rate.…
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