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Anne Bernassau, David Hutson, Christine E.M. Demore, David Flynn, Farid Amalou, Jonathan Parry, Jim McAneny, Tim W. Button, Marc P.Y. Desmulliez, Sandy Cochran
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Sensor Review
Sensor Review (2009) 29 (4): 333–338.
Published: 11 September 2009
... in this paper. Anne Bernassau can be contacted at: a.l.bernassau@dundee.ac.uk © Company 2009 Image processing equipment Transducers Frequencies Medical equipment High‐frequency (>30 MHz) ultrasonic transducer arrays are needed to improve high‐resolution medical imaging in areas...
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Journal:
Sensor Review
Sensor Review (2006) 26 (4): 277–282.
Published: 01 October 2006
... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Cameras Image processing equipment Lighting systems The Image Processing and Optical Technology Exhibition in February 2006 presented an excellent opportunity for reviewing recent developments in machine vision. The overall picture was one...
