Signal processor for compensating detector non-uniformities

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364553, 375 12, 455 63, G06F 1536, G01C 2500

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ABSTRACT:
A signal processing device for the correction of signal amplitude distortion occurring in a plurality of signalling channels such as obtained from a detector array in which each detector has a different non-uniform response. Compensatory amplitude adjustment is made to each sampled signal in accordance with the statistical deviation of the signal from a preselected statistical model. A signal sampling device employs each sampled signal as a write-address for generating a statistical amplitude distribution function. Inverse distribution function means, responsive to addressing by the distribution function, provides an output signal of compensatorily modified amplitude for each signal sample.

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