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29 October 1993 Process synchronous CCD-video digitizer
Heimo T. Blattner, R. Posch
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Proceedings Volume 1977, Video Communications and PACS for Medical Applications; (1993) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.160503
Event: Video Communications and Fiber Optic Networks, 1993, Berlin, Germany
Abstract
The main goal of this work is to provide as quickly and as easily as possible the transfer and transformation of the underlying information between a video camera acting as the source of the picture and the processor memory. For this purpose a simple special purpose camera was built for evaluation use. This is considered to be a feasibility study. Communication into the processors memory was accomplished by using transputer links. the basic idea was to generate clock signals according to the processors operation and thus be able to shift information directly into the processor memory without using an intermediate buffer. Synchronization was performed on a pixel basis in order to input the original information precisely without over- sampling. The result of this work is a faster transfer and access to usual information, with less data still containing all information available in the camera. The technical results are illustrated using a sample camera built for evaluation purposes. This camera is based on LCA control circuitry, using a transputer as a processing element. It is understood as a feasibility study.
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Heimo T. Blattner and R. Posch "Process synchronous CCD-video digitizer", Proc. SPIE 1977, Video Communications and PACS for Medical Applications, (29 October 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.160503
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Charge-coupled devices

Video

Clocks

Imaging systems

Signal processing

Image processing

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