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Interlaced scanning Distortion and inter- ference. scanned image field D O apertures Television Systems of the World ... scanning spot , and the path it follows is the scanning pattern , or raster . The geometry of the modern scanning ...
Interlaced scanning Distortion and inter- ference. scanned image field D O apertures Television Systems of the World ... scanning spot , and the path it follows is the scanning pattern , or raster . The geometry of the modern scanning ...
Page 113
... scans . Charge storage thus occurs , and an electrical charge image is built up on the rear surface of the photoconductor . An electron beam , deflected in the standard interlaced scanning pattern , scans the rear surface of the ...
... scans . Charge storage thus occurs , and an electrical charge image is built up on the rear surface of the photoconductor . An electron beam , deflected in the standard interlaced scanning pattern , scans the rear surface of the ...
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... scanned during the next scanning field , pro- ducing the picture signal for that field . Light is again admitted between fields and the stored image scanned thereupon by the second field . When one film frame has been thus scanned , it ...
... scanned during the next scanning field , pro- ducing the picture signal for that field . Light is again admitted between fields and the stored image scanned thereupon by the second field . When one film frame has been thus scanned , it ...
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