Read-out level compensation in an optical reader system

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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3401463AG, 358282, 382 65, H04N 140

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043832750

ABSTRACT:
An optical reader system includes a plurality of sensor elements for providing a picture signal. Before initiating an actual reading operation, a white background plate is scanned to obtain reference information. The white background plate data is reversed to obtain a reciprocal of the white level and the thus obtained reciprocal is memorized in a memory. In an actual reading operation, the picture signal derived from the sensor elements is multiplied by the reciprocal memorized in the memory to compensate for the nonuniformity of the sensor outputs.

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