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SMPTE Journal ( Volume: 102, Issue: 12, December 1993)
Computer Graphics for Scanned Laser Displays
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- 1. Deaton K. , “Considerations in the Design of a Laser Graphics System,” Proceedings, Graphics Interface&82. National Computer Graphics Assoc. , pp. 381 – 386 .EXTERNAL
- 2. Dryer I. , “Lasers Color Display and Entertainment Applications,” Laser Focus World , Sept. 1991 .EXTERNAL
- 3. Hardware generation of stroked laser vectors is now being done in at least two systems, as described in the “Future Directions” section. Since all other laser systems use software generation of stroke details, the software technique is extensively discussed in this paper.EXTERNAL
- 4. Personal communication, Sept. 1992 . The company requests anonymity.EXTERNAL
- 5. The software for focus is trivial. The problem is hardware devices fast enough to do useful intra-image focus. Pangolin has developed a preliminary specification for such devices, in the hopes of avoiding a multiplicity of incompatible techniques. The specs are available upon request from Pangolin.EXTERNAL
- 6. Murphy P. , “Measuring Effective Resolution: How Many Bits are Enough?” Laser Talk , Spring 1992 . International Laser Display Assoc. , Santa Monica, Calif.EXTERNAL
- 7. There are two hardware ways to delay a signal going to an AOM. One method in use is an R-C network. Unfortunately, this slows down not only the signal, but its rise and fall characteristics, losing the advantage of sharp beam on/off edges. The preferred way is with a digital delay, which changes only the signal timing.EXTERNAL
- 8. International Laser Display Assoc., 1126 Ashland Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90405. The standards documents mentioned in the text are available through ILDA&s Technical Standards Committee.EXTERNAL