Figure 1.
Comparison of the projected visual field of a 5 mm electrode array (orange circle) with a 10 mm electrode array (yellow circle) within the normal monocular horizontal visual field (from -60°to 90°). When the eye moves from point A to point B, there is a significant overlapping of the visual field in a patient with a 10 mm array compared to no overlapping in a patient with a 5 mm array. This overlapping allows a greater spatial and temporal integration of the image.