Jerald R. Izatt
Abstract
A method of enhancing discrimination between adjacent channels in a binary coded array is described. A discussion is given of the application of this method to a photon counting system employing a static Gray-scale mask and to a system that employs a sequence of dynamically switched Gray-scale coded structures to produce a scanning electron beam.
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A method of enhancing discrimination between adjacent channels in a binary coded array is described. A discussion is given of the application of this method to a photon counting system employing a static Gray-scale mask and to a system that employs a sequence of dynamically switched Gray-scale coded structures to produce a scanning electron beam.
Key concepts: Optics, Grayscale, Checkerboard, Photon counting, Gray code, Computer science, Binary number, Gray (unit)