Abstract:
A method for correcting magnification in a photographic device is disclosed in this present invention. The point of this invention is that the magnification ratio of a photographic device is saved into a nonvolatile memory and read out for correcting the magnification in the photographic device, so that the image with correct dimension can be output from the photographic device. Therefore, this invention can provide a more efficient method for correcting magnification in a photographic device, and the quality of the image captured by the photographic device can be improved thereby.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a scanning method, more particularly, to a two-directions scanning method by using a user interface (UI). At first, a scanning mode is chosen and the first dpi (dots per inch) of the preview procedure is set in the user interface. Then an instruction is keyed in the user interface to make a scan head move along the first scanning direction by using the first dpi and start the first scanning procedure. The first scanning procedure is a preview procedure. After finishing the first scanning procedure, a user can view the first image, which is got from the first scanning procedure, on a monitor and the scan head moves along the second scanning direction by using the second dpi to start the second scanning procedure. The second image data, which is got from the second scanning procedure, is saved in a memory. The second dpi is usually the highest dpi of the scan head. Following the needs of the user, the second dpi can be preset in the user interface to increase the scanning rate of the second scanning procedure. After the user selects a scope of the first image, which he or she wants to get, and the third dpi is set, the user interface will get the partial second image, which is corresponding to the scope of the first image that is selected by the user, by using a program to adjust a graph image coordinate and a dpi scale. At last, the third image, which is got according to the third dpi and the scope of the first image that he or she wants to get, is shown on the monitor.
Abstract:
A scanning circuit having rearranged circuit modules at each end of a flat cable. After the rearrangement, the flat cable carries scanning control signals produced by a conventional IC communication interface instead of timing signals and carries digital image data instead of easily distorted and interfered analog image signals.
Abstract:
A light-emitting diode (LED) light source control method is disclosed. The light-emitting diode light source control method is used for controlling a composite and a single color LED light source. The composite color LED light source can provide two of the three original red, green and blue color lights and the single color LED light source provides the third original color. The composite and the single color LED light sources provide illuminations sequentially so that the light sources need not to be turned on continually and the data generated by the composite and the single color lights on the red, green and blue channels of image sensors can be processed sequentially.
Abstract:
A scanning circuit having rearranged circuit modules at each end of a flat cable. After the rearrangement, the flat cable carries scanning control signals produced by a conventional IC communication interface instead of timing signals and carries digital image data instead of easily distorted and interfered analog image signals.
Abstract:
A use of Vanillyl alcohol for treatment of Parkinson's disease is disclosed in accordance with the present invention. The Vanillyl alcohol's formula is 4-hydroxy-3-methoxy-benzyl alcohol and similitude with the human neurotransmitter dopamine. The Vanillyl alcohol has dopamine receptor stimulant and which is applied for pharmaceutical preparation of treating Parkinson's disease.
Abstract:
A light-emitting diode (LED) light source control method is disclosed. The light-emitting diode light source control method is used for controlling a composite and a single color LED light source. The composite color LED light source can provide two of the three original red, green and blue color lights and the single color LED light source provides the third original color. The composite and the single color LED light sources provide illuminations sequentially so that the light sources need not to be turned on continually and the data generated by the composite and the single color lights on the red, green and blue channels of image sensors can be processed sequentially.
Abstract:
A scanning circuit having rearranged circuit modules at each end of a flat cable. After the rearrangement, the flat cable carries scanning control signals produced by a conventional IC communication interface instead of timing signals and carries digital image data instead of easily distorted and interfered analog image signals.
Abstract:
A circuit apparatus of extending General Purpose Input Output pins, which includes a control processing unit, a memory, and a buffer. Wherein, data pins of the control processing unit is coupled to memory pins of the memory and those in the buffer. Input signals can be temporarily stored in the buffer when the buffer is used as a buffer for inputting signals. And the buffer can feed input signals into the control processing unit while the memory is being recharged. Likewise, if the buffer is used as a buffer for outputting signals, the buffer can receive output signals (So) from the control processing unit and output those signals while the memory is being refreshed.
Abstract:
A method enabling a scanning range of a normal scan to map a predetermined range selected under preview in a scanning device is provided. The present invention is characterized in calculating excess control pulses sent to a stepping motor resulting from accumulated pixels during respective exposure times at different scanning resolutions, and accordingly determining the number of control pulses required to send to the stepping motor for a normal scan for scanning a predetermined range selected under preview, so as to exactly map the scanning range of the normal scan to the predetermined range.