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Signal-to-noise Ratio it the ratio between the actual image (signal) and noise like scintillation. | |||
Typical Ratios are: | |||
* Gen 0 & 1: over 40 | |||
* Gen 2 (depending on time of manufacture): 10-25 | |||
* Gen 3: 15-35 | |||
A bad SNR, compared to other the datasheet or the general specifications, can be one sign of a Tube that at its end of life. | |||
[[Category:Technology]] | [[Category:Technology]] | ||
Revision as of 23:52, 26 August 2022
Signal-to-noise Ratio it the ratio between the actual image (signal) and noise like scintillation.
Typical Ratios are:
- Gen 0 & 1: over 40
- Gen 2 (depending on time of manufacture): 10-25
- Gen 3: 15-35
A bad SNR, compared to other the datasheet or the general specifications, can be one sign of a Tube that at its end of life.
