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binary image
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binary image [′bīn·ə·rē ′im·ij]
(computer science)
A representation in a computer storage device of each of the holes in a punch card or paper tape (for example, by indicating the places where there are holes with a 1 and the places where there are no holes with a 0), to be differentiated from the characters represented by the combinations of holes.


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These applications require support for video coders, speech coders, telephony middleware, JBIG standards (Joint Bi-Level Image Experts Group), MP3, software modem- and other DSP-intensive tasks in addition to supporting a real-time operating system (RTOS), and system and network management tasks which are better served by a RISC processor.
The OptiSys embedded controller design is targeted at color products up to 25 color pages per minute with standard bi-level image processing capability, as well as variable color processing at reduced speeds.
becomes the first major vendor of image acceleration products to offer both hardware and software support of the JBIG (joint bi-level image experts group) standard.
 
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