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15 August 1989 Threshold Measurements For Character Jitter On Video Display Terminals
E. J. Casson, J. E. Farrell, C. R. Haynie
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Abstract
Increasing the refresh frequency of a video display terminal above the line frequency can create character jitter due to interference between the line frequency and refresh frequency. We measured threshold for character jitter on high luminance, positive polarity displays for a range of differences between line and refresh frequency (difference frequencies or DFs). The results indicate an average threshold of about 17 arc sec for a range of DFs. The function relating threshold amplitude to DF is independent of line frequency and closely resembles the results of displacement threshold studies. This suggests that the detection of character jitter is very similar to the hyperacuity task of detecting the minimal displacement of a single line. This implies that jitter threshold will be effected in the same fashion by such variables as blur, luminance and presence or absence of reference lines.
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E. J. Casson, J. E. Farrell, and C. R. Haynie "Threshold Measurements For Character Jitter On Video Display Terminals", Proc. SPIE 1077, Human Vision, Visual Processing, and Digital Display, (15 August 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.952698
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KEYWORDS
Visualization

Standards development

Video

Human vision and color perception

Electron beams

Retina

Solids

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