Proceedings of the IEEE · 1985 · 22 citations · 8 references
ArtsVision SciencePhotographySensorsVisual OpticsColor ImagingDigital Image ProcessingImage AcquisitionImage ProcessingImage SensorsImagingCamera SystemsCamerasColor SensorsDigital Image AcquisitionImage Sensor TechnologyImage Signal Processing
The survey reviews all types of two‑dimensional image sensors used in television, noting that TV involves acquiring, transmitting, and displaying moving pictures, and that color imaging is often achieved either by integrated color analysis or by combining multiple monochrome sensors with extensive optical and signal‑processing subsystems. The paper aims to describe both major classes of color imaging systems. It outlines camera user categories, equipment, and numbers, and provides a tabulation of the physical and electro‑optical properties of various cameras.
This survey includes a description of all types of two-dimensional image sensors in current use in television. Television is loosely defined as the acquisition, transmission, and display of moving pictures by electronic means. The technology of image acquisition is greatly complicated by the requirement in many parts of the industry that the images be in natural color. Some imagers include the color analysis means as an inherent part of their makeup. However, many color cameras use two or more monochrome sensors and a substantial peripheral system of optical, control, and signal-processing functions. Both of these major classes of color imagining systems are described. An outline is included of major categories of camera users, their equipment, and numbers. Finally, a tabulation is presented, giving the physical and electrooptic properties of a variety of cameras.
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1-Inch Saticon for high-definition color television cameras
Y. Isozaki, Junji Kumada, Satoshi Okude et al. · IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices · 1981 · 24 citations