Detector Correction
Detector corrections reconstruct the
original input data from the detector's output data. This is done by a deconvolution procedure. |
Black
line: Output data Green
line: Grey solid |
In an ideal
detector, output data are directly proportional to input data.
Im most real cases this cannot be realized. Two typical effects
do modify the input:
Nonlinearity: In modern detectors, this is an obsolete problem, since internal hardware always performs the necessary corrections.
Convolution: Input data are flattened and delayed. In most cases theis traces back to
Convolution errors can be corrected very robustly an calculation times are below seconds.