The IEEE 1394 standard covers physical and data link layers. Producing products that conform to IEEE 1394 also requires incorporating communication control protocols and devicespecific control command [..]

The ratio of the vertical and horizontal size of a display screen. NTSC systems use a ratio of 4:3. A ratio of 1:1 is used for medical applications, including X-ray systems.

Refers to a phenomenon in which intense light entering the imaging unit appears to spread to surrounding areas.

A standard mount mechanism used to mount 16 mm imaging lenses, as shown in the figure below.

Camera Link, an interface standard for communication between a camera and frame grabber board, has been reviewed and standardized by the AIA (Automatic Imaging Association) with the goal of standardiz [..]

A color standard signal used to adjust the color of color monitors. This may take the form of a color bar signal generated electrically by a color bar generator circuit or a color bar chart used for c [..]

The red/yellow/blue radiant energy distribution varies depending on ideal blackbody temperature. This temperature is expressed in K (Kelvin). Color temperature correction filtering or electrical color [..]

Combines vertical and horizontal synchronizing signals into a single system. Systems with separate vertical and horizontal synchronizing signals are called separate sync systems.

Interference between pixels occurring when brightness signals leak into the color signal, resulting in color at points where there should be no color.

Refers to signal leakage between circuits for a reference channel and adjacent channels when the same circuits are used for multiple channels. Crosstalk is normally quantified in decibels (dB).