Operator ClipHigh

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The module ClipHigh limits the values to a parametrizable maximum. If the input exceeds the maximum it is clipped, i.e.

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Link Parameter	Input Link I	Output Link O
Bit Width	[1, 63] unsigned, [2, 63] signed	as I
Arithmetic	{unsigned, signed}	as I
Parallelism	any	as I
Kernel Columns	any	as I
Kernel Rows	any	as I
Img Protocol	{VALT_IMAGE2D, VALT_LINE1D, VALT_PIXEL0D}	as I
Color Format	VAF_GRAY	as I
Color Flavor	FL_NONE	as I
Max. Img Width	any	as I
Max. Img Height	any	as I

to
Type	static parameter
Default	127
Range	range of the input link
This parameter defines the maximum value for the output link.

The use of operator ClipHigh is shown in the following examples:

'RGB White Balancing'

Examples - The applet shows an example for white balancing on RGB images.
'Kirsch Filter'

Examples - The Kirsch filter is a good edge detection filter for non directional edges.
'Sobel Gradient X'

Examples - A Sobel filter in x-direction only.
'Sobel Multi Gradient'

Examples - A Sobel filter in all 4 directions.
'Gaussian Filter 5x5'

Examples - A Gauss filter using a 5x5 kernel.
'Laplace Filter 3x3'

Examples - A 3x3 Laplace filter.
'Image Composition Using Exposure Fusion'

Examples - ExposureFusion
'2D Shading Correction / Flat Field Correction'

Examples - The example shows the implementation of a 2D shading correction. Correction values are stored in frame grabber RAM. The applet performs a high precision offset and gain correction.
'2D Shading Correction / Flat Field Correction Using Operator RamLUT'

Examples - The example shows the implementation of a 2D shading correction. Correction values are stored in the operator RamLUT. The applet performs a high precision offset and gain correction.
'1D Shading Correction Using Block RAM'

Examples - The example shows an 1D shading correction. The correction values are stored in block RAM memory.
'1D Shading Correction Using Frame Grabber RAM'

Examples - The example shows an 1D shading correction. The correction values are stored in Frame Grabber RAM.

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