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A line-scan camera is a system for producing two-dimensional images using a single sensor element. They normally consist of a rapidly rotating mirror or prism placed in front of the sensor to provide scanning in one direction while the movement of the recording material, often photographic film, provides scanning in the second direction. They are similar…
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| Line-scan camera | is a | system for producing two-dimensional images using a single sensor element | 0.90 | text |
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