User:Dicklyon
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Hi, I'm Dick Lyon. I am a research engineer in Silicon Valley, California.
Some of my work prior to Wikipedia is linked on my new tech home page dicklyon.com.
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[edit] Images
The right column shows some pix I've uploaded, with links to pages that use them
[edit] History bug
I've been bitten by the history bug, so I've researched the history of several topics, and added history sections, comments, or links, to articles, such as these:
- Aperture
- Bulb (photography)
- Circle of confusion
- Diaphragm (optics)
- Diffraction
- F-number
- Hyperfocal distance
- Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem
- Pixel
- Scanline rendering
- Zeiss formula
[edit] Movie-star friend
- My friend Wally Rippel, long-time electric car maker and winner of the first transcontinental electric car race of 1968, is one of the stars of this new (June 2006) documentary. I got to see a free screening of it, hosted by my friend Alec who provided some of the footage for the movie. I recommend it highly for the range of inside viewpoints that it provides on energy and transportation issues.
[edit] Contributions to the Wikipedia
My contributions are mostly related to photography, photometry, and signal processing so far. My contributions on these articles range from very small to total rewrite; see the respective article histories.
[edit] Photography and optics
- Angle of view
- Aperture
- APEX system
- Bayer filter
- Bulb (photography)
- Caustic (optics)
- Central shutter
- Circle of confusion
- Clarity
- Color
- Defocus aberration
- Depth of field
- Depth of focus
- Désiré van Monckhoven
- Diaphragm (optics)
- Diaphragm shutter
- Diffraction
- Digital single-lens reflex camera
- Enlarger
- Exit pupil
- Exposure value
- f-number
- Film grain
- Film speed
- Focal-plane shutter
- Focus (optics)
- Foveon
- Frederick Eugene Ives
- Gamma correction
- Glasses
- Globar
- Hyperfocal distance
- Hyperopia
- Image resolution
- John Waterhouse
- Light value
- Moiré pattern
- Moritz von Rohr
- Photographic lens
- Photon
- Pixel
- Polarization
- Printer point
- Purple fringing
- Rainbow
- Raster scan
- Sensitometry
- Short Back Focus
- Siegfried Czapski
- Sigma SD10
- Slit experiment
- Sunny 16 rule
- Tabular-grain film
- Telecentric lens
- Template:F/
- Zeiss formula
[edit] Photometry
- Candela
- Illuminance
- Luminance
- Luminosity
- Luminosity function
- Luminous coefficient
- Luminous intensity
- Lux
- Photometry (optics)
- Template:SI light units
[edit] Signal processing
- Aliasing
- Anti-aliasing filter
- Autocorrelation
- Baseband
- Continuous signal
- Discrete Fourier transform
- Digital image processing
- Digital signal
- Discrete signal
- Frequency domain
- Gray code
- Information theory
- LTI system theory
- Nyquist frequency
- Nyquist rate
- Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem
- Sample (signal)
- Sampling (signal processing)
- Scale space
- Scale space implementation
- Scale-space segmentation
- Signal (information theory)
- Signal reconstruction
- Sinc function
- Single-sideband modulation
- Spectral density
- Timbre
- Whittaker–Shannon interpolation formula
- Wiener–Khinchin theorem
[edit] Computer graphics and video
- Anti-aliasing
- Blinn–Phong shading model
- Bui Tuong Phong
- Henri Gouraud (computer scientist)
- Mouse (computing)
- Philo Farnsworth
- Phong reflection model
- Phong shading
- Pixel art
- Raymond D. Kell
- Scan line
- Scanline rendering
- Specular highlight
- Texel (graphics)
[edit] Math, science, engineering, inventors
- Apothem
- Auditory system
- Bill Lear
- Bipolar junction transistor
- Book
- Charles Molnar
- Chebyshev distance
- CMOS
- Convergent
- DLP
- E. T. Whittaker
- Excelsior (wood wool)
- Fairchild Semiconductor
- Francesco Maria Grimaldi
- Frank Gray (researcher)
- Frederic C. Billingsley
- Fujita scale
- Golden ratio
- Golden rectangle
- Harold Stephen Black
- Harry Nyquist
- Herbert E. Ives
- Hermann Wilhelm Vogel
- James M. Early
- Johannes Gutenberg
- John B. Johnson
- John Macnaughten Whittaker
- John Robinson Pierce
- Johnson–Nyquist noise
- Karl Küpfmüller
- Lewis Morris Rutherfurd
- Luca Pacioli
- MOSFET
- Oskar Heil
- Otis King
- Photon
- Power (physics)
- Ptolemy's theorem
- Ralph Hartley
- Richard Francis Lyon
- Rudolf Kompfner
- Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory
- Slide rule
- Transistor
- Traveling wave tube
- Wally Rippel
- Wave-particle duality
- Wilfred Corrigan
[edit] Miscellaneous
- Chama, New Mexico
- Atlanta City Hall
- Canons of page construction
- Cochlea
- Dunsmuir, California
- El Paso, Texas
- Hairpin turn
- Horseshoe curve (railway)
- Image organizer
- Iris (Stargate)
- Joseph Henry Lumpkin
- Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
- Number of the Beast
- Number sign
- Richard F. Lyon
- Rincon, New Mexico
- Tehachapi Loop
- Wilson Lumpkin
