Recent developments in image capture for machine vision
Don Braggins · Sensor Review · 1995
Describes developments in cameras for machine vision, outlining the limitations of cameras designed for television purposes and going on to look at linear array and matrix‐type video cameras. Examines the techniques by which high resolution cameras achieve their results and also covers asynchronous triggering, stop‐motion techniques, ways of maintaining spatial digitization, finishing with the design of lenses and geometrical distortion.