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Gain(PRNU)
flatfieldCalibrationPRNU
Calibration
Save Calibration
flatfieldCalibrationSave
Copy Source
flatfieldCoefficientsCopySource
Global Shutter
FactoryFlatfield1
Factory Flat Field
Rolling Shutter
FactoryFlatfield2
Factory Flat Field
User Flat Field 1
UserFlatfield1
to
to
User Flat Field 3
UserFlatfield3
Copy Coefficient
flatfieldCoefficientsCopyInCurrent
to Active
Pixel
defectivePixelReplacementMode
Replacement
Mode
Off
Off
Active
Active
Pixel
defectivePixelReplacementOffsetThreshol
Replacement
d
Offset Threshold
Pixel
defectivePixelReplacementGainThreshold
Replacement
Gain Threshold
Pixel
defectivePixelReplacementAlgorithm
Replacement
Algorithm
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Performs photo response non-uniformity
(PRNU) calibration. (W)
PRNU calibration eliminates the difference
in responsivity between the most and least
sensitive pixel, creating a uniform
response to light. Pixels that fall outside
gain range of 1 to 4 for their color are
marked as defective.
Write when in Calibration Mode
Saves the current flat field coefficients in
the Active Set to the corresponding non-
volatile memory. (W) The color camera
also stores the individual color gains and
system gain. Write when in Calibration
Mode.
Selects the flatfield coefficients set to copy
to the current Active Set. Read-Write when
in Calibration Mode
Factory calibrated flat field for Global
Shutter Mode
Factory calibrated flat field for Rolling
Shutter Mode.
User Flat Field 1 to User Flat Field 3: User
configurable flat field sets
Copies the currently selected by
flatfieldCoeffiecientsCopySource to the
Active Set. Write when in Calibration Mode
Enable or disable pixel replacement. (RW)
If Active: If FPNx,y >
defectivePixelReplacementOffsetThreshol
d OR PRNUx,y >
defectivePixelReplacementGainThreshold,
then
Pixelx,y is replaced using the algorithm
below.
Disable pixel replacement
Enable defective pixel replacement
The FFC base + integration time scaled
delta offset value (FPN) above which the
pixel are deemed hot pixels and replaced.
This value can be adjusted to replace
more or fewer pixels. (RW)
Possible values are:1 to 4096, as float
The FFC gain value (PRNU) above which
the pixel are deemed dead pixels and
replaced. This value can be adjusted to
replace more or fewer pixels.(RW)
Possible values are:1 to 4, as float
Selects the pixel replacement algorithm.
(RO) There is a separate register to
enable/disable Pixel Replacement.
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