论文信息 - New performance model for low-light-level imaging system

New performance model for low-light-level imaging system

Based on the photon noise fluctuation theory, the linear filter theory, the threshold specific characteristics and vision theories of the human eye, the new performance model and universal apparent distance detecting equation for LLL (low light level) imaging system will be established and further development in this paper.

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