Font Size: a A A

A coarse imaging sensor for detecting embedded signals in infrared light

Posted on:2013-01-06Degree:M.SType:Thesis
University:Rochester Institute of TechnologyCandidate:Bailly, Mark SFull Text:PDF
GTID:2458390008474452Subject:Engineering
Abstract/Summary:
Machine vision technology has become prevalent in touch technology, however, it is still limited by background noise. To reduce the background noise present in the images of interest it is important to consider the imaging device and the signal source. The architecture, size, sampling scheme, programming, and technology of the imaging device must be considered as well as the response characteristics of the signal source.;Several pixel architectures are explained and implemented with discrete components. Their performance was measured through their ability to track a modulated signal source. Potentially, an imaging sensor comprised of a system designed to modulate the light to be imaged could drastically reduce background noise. Further, with a less noisy image, the processing steps required for touch event detection may be simplified.
Keywords/Search Tags:Background noise, Imaging, Signal
Related items