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A discrete modulation transfer function for focal plane arrays
A mathematical method has been developed to characterize discrete devices such as focal plane arrays. It is shown that by using discrete Fourier transform techniques, the previous non-isoplanatic (space variant) problem may be avoided and the analysis of aliasing made easier.