Detector Nonlinearity Correction is a calibration methodology in astrometric data reduction that accounts for the deviation of a detector's output signal from proportionality to incident photon flux, thereby ensuring accurate image centroiding by correcting systematic measurement errors induced by the detector's nonlinear response characteristics.
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Nonlinear Detector Response in FT-IR
D. Bruce Chase · Applied Spectroscopy · 1984 · 100 citations
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