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This set-up allows a pixel to be addressed at each intersection of a row and a column. This works line for nematic LCs in modest sized displays, i.e. up to 120 000 pixels, but beyond this size there is an increase in switching times and cross-talk between adjacent pixel elements leading to a loss in contrast. This problem can be overcome by using STN LCs, which are materials where the hehcal twist is increased to between 180° and 270°. These super twist LCs give a much sharper image than the 90° materials. This system is ideal for monochrome displays but even with these materials the response times start to get very slow with the several million pixels that are required for high contrast, full-colour displays. 

The question now is whether it is observable or not. This signal has to be above the systematics (that depends on what you use to do the measurements) and above the (white) noise due to the intrinsic shape fluctuations of the source galaxies. In practice the measurement is made in the following way. Galaxy ellipticity,25000 e, are measured and a "super" pixel (say of the order of a few arcmin size) and averaged out. In the weak lensing regime we have,... 

The use of a single LED source has its advantages that the microscope developed is simple, small and portable. But it also suffers from some disadvantages like poor axial resolution because of under-sampling. To overcome this pixel superresolution (SR) techniques have been followed, where a super-resolution picture is obtained from a series of low-resolution images. Each image in... 

More advanced LCDs take advantage of so-called super-twisted nematic displays, in which the director rotates 270° between the two polarizers. This leads to a crisper distinction between on and off states. Color LCDs simply include appropriate dyes to make red, green, and blue (RGB) pixels—simple in principle but a fairly complex technology. 

A super-resolved image that is too dotty can be enhanced by increasing the pixel size. This will result in a larger spot for each localization, and, therefore a more continuous structure. 

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