High quality light emitting diode array imaging system

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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358240, 358241, H04N 566

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040743209

ABSTRACT:
Described are a method and apparatus for developing a high quality pictorial field display from transmitted facsimile data. The display, which comprises an array of two-level ("on"/"off") energy sources such as light-emitting diodes, achieves multitone operation by digitally controlling the time duration during which the energy sources are activated. Inherent output errors of the energy sources are corrected by multiplying received data signals destined for a particular energy source with a predetermined correction factor characteristic of the particular energy source. The multiplied data is stored in a multiport memory connected to the energy sources, permitting the simultaneous activation of the energy sources in the array.

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