1/2- Imaging Flashcards

1
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Relationship between radius and curvature?

A

Curvature= 1/r

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2
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Define magnification.

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For linear magnification, magnification = image distance/ object distance

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3
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Define resolution of a digital image.

A

The scale of the smallest detail that can be distinguished,

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4
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Equation for the amount of info in an image:

A

amount of info in an image=
no. pixels *bits per pixel

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5
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Describe changing brightness.

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Increasing brightness of each pixel by the same amount until the brightest pixel in the image is coded to the largest value.

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6
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Explain how noise is removed from an image.

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Smoothing, where the value of a pixel is replaced by the median or mean of its value and the pixels surrounding it.

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7
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Define noise in an image.

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Random “speckles” across an image.

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8
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What is edge detection?

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The average value of the pixels neighbours is subtracted from each pixel.

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9
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Why is edge detection used?

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It removes uniform areas of brightness and picks out the places where the gradient of the brightness changes abruptly (the edges).

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10
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How is contrast improved?

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Images where the full range of pixel values aren’t used are “stretched out” across the full range of values.

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11
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What range of wavelengths does visible light cover?

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700-400 nm

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12
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Define a polarised wave.

A

When a transverse wave vibrates in one plane only.

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13
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What is sampling of a signal?

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When the displacement of a continuous analogue signal is measured at small time intervals and converted into a digital string of binary numbers.

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14
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Relationship between number of levels and number of bits.

A

No. levels= 2^N
Where N is the number of bits.

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15
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Equation for resolution of a sample:

A

no. quantisation levels

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16
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Equation for max useful number of levels?

A

Total noisy signal variation / noise variation

17
Q

Equation linking no. bits and Vnoise and Vtotal

A

b=log2(Vtot/Vnoise)

18
Q

What are the two conditions of sampling?

A

The signal cant contain frequencies above a certain maximum.

The min sampling rate must be greater than double the highest frequency component.

19
Q

Why cant signals contain frequencies above a certain maximum?

A

Lower frequency signals called aliases (which aren’t present in original signal) will be generated.

20
Q

Define bit rate and state its units.

A

The rate of transmission of digital information.
Hz or bit/s

21
Q

Equation for bit rate.

A

samples per second * bits per sample

22
Q

Equation for duration of signal?

A

no. bits / bit rate