Abstract

This paper discusses the computer modelling of a system for the television visualization of luminescent objects in order to choose the optimum components to provide a specified contrast of the resulting images with the background and in order to determine the threshold limitations for the power of the luminescence-excitation source and the sensitivity of the luminescence detector.

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