Granit-Harper law states that the larger the flickering stimulus, the higher the critical flicker fusion (CFF), i.e, temporal resolution acuity improves. CFF frequency increases in a linear manner with the logarithm of the stimulus area.
Granit-Harper law states that the larger the flickering stimulus, the higher the critical flicker fusion (CFF), i.e, temporal resolution acuity improves. CFF frequency increases in a linear manner with the logarithm of the stimulus area.
