Signal-to-noise ratios in IUE low-dispersion spectra. II - Photometrically corrected images

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Astronomical Photometry, Image Processing, Iue, Signal Processing, Signal To Noise Ratios, Wave Dispersion, Cosmic Rays, Power Spectra, Random Noise, Spectrum Analysis, Ultraviolet Astronomy, White Noise

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Photometrically corrected images from the IUE's two intensified vidicon cameras are used to explore the character of detector noise, and a protocol for the derivation of realistic noise models is proposed on the basis of available collections of UV-Flood calibration images. The incomplete removal of the pixel-to-pixel sensitivity pattern can lead to a factor-of-2 enhancement in apparent noise; even with good suppression of pixel granularity, the remaining random noise can exhibit saturation behavior which causes S/N to cease improving with increasing exposure. When all relevant effects are considered, underlying, 'pristine' noise models show virtually no dependence on spatial position.

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