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|    Don Stauffer to eryer    |
|    Re: Question about optical format    |
|    18 Nov 10 08:33:42    |
      d4266304       From: stauffer@usfamily.net              On 11/17/2010 12:28 PM, eryer wrote:       > Hi,       > i've found a sensor camera datasheet with these features:       > 1. optical format 1/2"       > 2. 1280x1024       > 3. pixel size 4.8umx4.8um       >       > I've found that 1/2" optical format is equal to 6.4mmx4.8mm, but       > 1280x4,8=6,144 and 1024*4,8=4,9152mm. So results aren't the       > same...what's wrong?       >       > Another question:how can find space between adiacent pixel value?It is       > not written in datasheet: i should consider zero?       >       > Thanks              It depends on the type of image chip and its fabrication. Some image       chips do have a dead space between pixels, some do not- in fact some of       the latter type may have a somewhat fuzzy response near edge with       photons there contributing to both pixels, sort of a crosstalk.              --       Don Stauffer in Minnesota              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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