Tuesday, October 4, 2022

Vibration Array Spectrometer : (c)RS

Vibration Array Spectrometer : (c)RS


Vibrating side to side & where necessary up and down & at angles to create a complete wavelength photo & data from events such as nuclear reactions..

The devices specific vibrational frequency can range into the thousands Hz & must slow down before vibrating back to assist delicate sensor material from cracking or fracturing during work cycles..

We can use compound to bounce absorbed energy back the other way; Such as silicone & rubber,
But they will be Soft & springy to reduce energy transfer of heat or radiation..

Must also be capable of resisting high & low temperature or environmental energies for long periods.

Super conducting surface vibration is capable of shifting a side strengthened cube at higher frequency with wave motions & sound also.

Interpolation of Spectrometer Data RS 2022


We can examine the light shift with our spectrometers & use interpolation arrays to make photos of it,

Thus we will be able to isolate the spectrometric data more precisely on our telescopes; When we use split colour wavelength spectrometry.

How do these Interpolation arrays work ?

We align the orbital position & azimuth & time with the specific wavelength in our Sapphire Crystal Grid Sensor spectrometer,

We do this with time so that we can align multiple orbit passes or vibrations of our sensor & create a sharp full spectrum image & data array!

We then can verify the exact spectrum of each star or subject; For example when using a spectrometer in CERN that vibrates at high frequency..

(c)Rupert S

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Interpolation in the age of Virtual Screen Resolution/Scaling : The process of evolutions in sharpness for over qualified displays(proud makers) (c)Rupert S


LED Pixel By Pixel exact full screen display of all resolutions with automatic compatibility for all input VESA Resolutions & Zero incompatibility with Any Resolution in the correct dimensions : RS https://is.gd/LEDSource

With PoCL & FSR intrinsic

It makes perfect sense that scaling frames is done though PoCL & FSR, Indeed both are required for CPU function!

Streaming services frame video & scale it & so do games, the scaling of inset video is a logical vector of FSR Scaling & colour correct display... HDR, SD, Rec709, Rec2020

Pure Tone Encoding/Decoding Codec

Applies to Displays & Camera/Recording Equipment; Codec: Decode & Encode,
Colours of composing display or recording elements; Red, Green, Blue, Grayscale Channel,
Pure tone Encoding & Decoding.

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FRC is clever Dither : https://is.gd/BTSource https://is.gd/LEDSource

The main thing about Rec709 10Bit is that all 10Bit is in LED Standard spectrum, All 1.07B colours; Add FRC this is important!

Rec2020 is flexible upto 12/14Bit So 8Bit+2/4/6/8Bit FRC makes sense! & so does 10Bit + FRC

FRC Modes:

6Bit+FRC (for car & mobile tablet)

8Bit+FRC

10Bit+FRC

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https://is.gd/ColourGrading

4 primary colour composure: RS

What does decomposing a frame into 4 colour groups mean?

Red, Green, Blue, Grayscale

Each pixel on a screen has 4 colour components & they are on a different place on the screen,
So when we sharpen; We sharpen to the closest pixel LED of the right colour,

Obtaining the best colour with the most logical of LED content,
the right colour sharpened for the right LED

Fist of all "We Have to decompose the image into primaries to compose the screen in it's highest colour value composite" Sharpening our composure to maximum colour correctness & sharpness Is only a:

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Interpolation FRC Frame Compose:

CPU Estimate 300Mhz : 600Mhz : 900Mhz

2 step process,

Max 3 Processor Cycles:
Get/Fetch, Decompose, Blend & Sharpen,

Compose/FRC to pure Primaries Pixel & Interpolation
Max 5 Cycles

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The creation of the frame requires so much data bandwidth, more pictures means more RAM...
Refinement means less error repair?

So what can we do ?

This is how interpolation works in principle:

We find the edges of a blurred image, now for our purposes we will Super Sample that image before saving it!

Therefore we have maneuvering room to upscale the actual screen & we can!

Using a simple principle of dividing the Image pixel count into its defining Red, Green, Blue & contrast shadow...

We have three planes of existence? no 4! Red, Green, Blue, Backlight or light shading!

With this we interpolate the nearest Pixel of the closest matching colour..

Not perfect; We still can lose contrast,
But we can take an upscaled image enhanced Alpha blend & get more from the actual display.

We can imagine the image being too red,green,blue, too contrasted?

But no, The project is to bring real extra resolution to the screen; By dividing our Red,Green,Blue,Black & White pixels into individually sharpened & together blended master piece,

One picture; 4 parts; One Whole piece

4 primary colour composure: RS

What does decomposing a frame into 4 colour groups mean?

Red, Green, Blue, Grayscale

Each pixel on a screen has 4 colour components & they are on a different place on the screen,
So when we sharpen; We sharpen to the closest pixel LED of the right colour,
Obtaining the best colour with the most logical of LED content,
the right colour sharpened for the right LED

Divided we FALL, Together we stand tall, The important bit is to catch the pieces that start to fall & rebuild tall!

Rupert S

If you design and create LED Monitors & TV's & want 165Hz refresh rate you often have sRGB, OLED Monitors are over 2x the price! So you need LED,

But how do we get the best out of LED?

Two ways: to be clear we use both methods at the same time!

1: We use FRC to increase colour references within our pallet ...
2: We sharpen & smooth unique content!

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https://science.n-helix.com/2022/03/fsr-focal-length.html

https://science.n-helix.com/2021/09/temporal-aliasing-image-shaping-polygon.html

https://science.n-helix.com/2022/04/vecsr.html

https://science.n-helix.com/2022/08/simd.html

https://science.n-helix.com/2022/08/jit-dongle.html

https://science.n-helix.com/2022/06/jit-compiler.html

Reference source https://is.gd/LEDSource

Main interpolation references:

This doc https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dn0mdYIHsbMsBaqVRIfFkZXJ4xcW_MOA/view?usp=sharing

ICC & FRC https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vKZ5Vvuyaty5XiDQvc6LeSq6n1O3xsDl/view?usp=sharing

FRC Calibration >

FRC_FCPrP(tm):RS (Reference)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hEU6D2nv03r3O_C-ZKR_kv6NBxcg1ddR/view?usp=sharing

FRC & AA & Super Sampling (Reference)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AMR0-ftMQIIC2ONnPc_gTLN31zy-YX4d/view?usp=sharing

Audio 3D Calibration
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-wz4VFZGP5Z-1lG0bEe1G2MRTXYIecNh/view?usp=sharing

2: We use a reference pallet to get the best out of our LED; Such a reference pallet is:

Rec709 Profile in effect : use today! https://is.gd/ColourGrading

Rec709 <> Rec2020 ICC 4 Million Reference Colour Profile : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sqTm9zuY89sp14Q36sTS2hySll40DilB/view?usp=sharing

For Broadcasting, TV, Monitor & Camera https://is.gd/ICC_Rec2020_709

ICC Colour Profiles for compatibility: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sqTm9zuY89sp14Q36sTS2hySll40DilB/view?usp=sharing

https://is.gd/BTSource

Colour Profile Professionally
https://displayhdr.org/guide/
https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9NN1GPN70NF3

*Files*

This one will suite Dedicated ARM Machine in body armour 'mental state' ARM Router & TV https://drive.google.com/file/d/102pycYOFpkD1Vqj_N910vennxxIzFh_f/view?usp=sharing

Android & Linux ARM Processor configurations; routers & TV's upgrade files, Update & improve
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JV7PaTPUmikzqgMIfNRXr4UkF2X9iZoq/

Providence: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/0c999ccda99be1c9535ad72c38dc1947d014966e699d7a259c67f4df56ec4b92/

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/ff97d7da6a89d39f7c6c3711e0271f282127c75174977439a33d44a03d4d6c8e/

Python Deep Learning: configurations

AndroLinuxML : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N92h-nHnzO5Vfq1rcJhkF952aZ1PPZGB/view?usp=sharing

Linux : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u64mj6vqWwq3hLfgt0rHis1Bvdx_o3vL/view?usp=sharing

Windows : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dVJHPx9kdXxCg5272fPvnpgY8UtIq57p/view?usp=sharing

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