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The signal samples of the kth microphone signal are encoded, upon acquisition by the analog-to-digital converter, with a certain
bit depth dictated by the hardware in use.
The second part--1-bit, 24-bit--covers
bit depth. "Bit" is an abbreviation for binary digit (www.webopedia.com/TERM/B/bit.html).
The number of k bits per pixel is the
bit depth. Because the binary number system uses base 2, k bits is equal to 2 to the power of k (k bits = [2.sup.k]).
The three most important terms here are resolution (described as pixels per inch, or ppi, for monitors and scanners and dots per inch, or dpi, for printers), number of colors (
bit depth) and image size (actual dimensions of the image area when printed).
A measure of how many binary units, zeros and ones, can be used to describe the image is
bit depth. A simple calculation based on the well depth yields the usable
bit depth of the sensor.
The sender then queries the receiver's capabilities, including resolution, color capability, and
bit depth.
The digital image data acquisition and processing should be carried out according to the latest technology with a detector with high
bit depth and at least 30 cm x 40 cm and displayed on a high-resolution, Ceiling-mounted large monitor.
Setting Exposure, Resolution,
Bit Depth, and Bitrate
The colour space of our lenses is also wide enough to establish the expansion of colour volume and realise the smooth tonality of colour, as long as the camera is equipped with HDR functionality and
bit depth capability.
High Dynamic Range -- HDR10 and backwards compatible HDR implementations illustrate improved color space, deeper luminance and increased
bit depth for enhanced image quality.
Before cutting the groove (Photo 2), set the router
bit depth. Stack two scraps of the guide material and the plate.
