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Edge-based modulation transfer function measurement method using a variable oversampling ratio
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The ISO 12233 edge-based method approximates the modulation transfer function (MTF) as a function of horizontal or vertical spatial frequency by analyzing a 1D supersampled edge gradient obtained from the captured image of a near-vertical or near-horizontal bi-tonal edge, respectively. The method involves the slanted projection of pixels in a square array into a linear array of subpixel-wide bins. It can be modified to accommodate diagonal MTF measurements; however, using a fixed integer oversampling ratio degrades the accuracy and precision of diagonal MTF estimates due to periodic misalignment between the projection paths and the bin array. In this study, an edge-based method-called OMNI-sine-is proposed to counter the misalignment and improve MTF estimates by using a variable oversampling ratio dependent on the slant angle. (C) 2021 Optical Society of America under the terms of the OSA Open Access Publishing Agreement
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