Abstract: A mount is described herein for supporting first and second flat-screen monitors. The mount includes a mounting member with first and second opposing sides, wherein the first and second sides includes first and second power connectors and first and second video connectors for mating with corresponding first and second power connectors and corresponding first and second video connectors of the first and second flat-screen monitors, respectively. The mount further includes first and second power buses for supplying power to the first and second flat-screen monitors via the first and second power connectors. Additionally, the mount includes a video bus for supplying a video signal to the first and second flat-screen monitors via the first and second video connectors. The mount also includes a supporting member mechanically coupled to or integral with the mounting member for supporting the mount on a fixed structure.

Abstract: A mount is described herein for supporting first and second flat-screen monitors. The mount includes a mounting member with first and second opposing sides, wherein the first and second sides includes first and second power connectors and first and second video connectors for mating with corresponding first and second power connectors and corresponding first and second video connectors of the first and second flat-screen monitors, respectively. The mount further includes first and second power buses for supplying power to the first and second flat-screen monitors via the first and second power connectors. Additionally, the mount includes a video bus for supplying a video signal to the first and second flat-screen monitors via the first and second video connectors. The mount also includes a supporting member mechanically coupled to or integral with the mounting member for supporting the mount on a fixed structure.

Abstract: A flat touchscreen monitor that uses touchscreen-effectuating components from a cathode ray tube (CRT) monitor to allow users to upgrade to a flat touchscreen monitor without having to purchase a new flat touchscreen monitor. The flat touchscreen monitor includes first, second, third, and fourth curved-array connectors that were previously configured to electrically attach to a pair of curved-array of IR transmitters and a pair of curved-array of IR receivers, respectively. The monitor further includes first and second straight-array of IR transmitters electrically coupled to the first and second curved-array of connectors, respectively. Additionally, the monitor includes first and second straight-array of IR receivers electrically coupled to the third and fourth curved-array of connectors, respectively. The third and fourth curved-array of connectors are electrically coupled to a touchscreen controller.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to monitor interface for interfacing an image manager to a monitor. The interface includes a set of input ports for receiving a set of input image signals from the image manager, respectively. The interface includes a set of image multiplexers configured to multiplex pairs of the set of input image signals to generate output image signals, respectively. The interface further includes a set of output ports configured to produce the output image signals, respectively. The set of output ports are configured to be compliantly mated with a set of input ports of a monitor. The monitor is configured to simultaneously render images on separate portions of a screen based on the output image signals, respectively. From the image manager perspective, the monitor interface appears as it is a legacy monitor, and provides authentication information pertaining to the legacy monitor to the image manager.

Abstract: A system for analyzing video signals generated by an imaging modality is disclosed. The system includes a video signal input port to which a signal output of the imaging modality being can be connected. Additionally, there is a central processor that includes an analog input module, a signal analysis module, and a data communications module. A plurality of video signal parameters may be measurable from the video signal by the signal analysis module. The system also includes a data output port that is linked to the data communications module of the central processor, which is connectable to an external device for transferring the measure signal parameters thereto.

Abstract: A system for analyzing video signals generated by an imaging modality is disclosed. The system includes a video signal input port to which a signal output of the imaging modality being can be connected. Additionally, there is a central processor that includes an analog input module, a signal analysis module, and a data communications module. A plurality of video signal parameters may be measurable from the video signal by the signal analysis module. The system also includes a data output port that is linked to the data communications module of the central processor, which is connectable to an external device for transferring the measure signal parameters thereto.

Abstract: A system for analyzing video signals generated by an imaging modality is disclosed. The system includes a video signal input port to which a signal output of the imaging modality being can be connected. Additionally, there is a central processor that includes an analog input module, a signal analysis module, and a data communications module. A plurality of video signal parameters may be measurable from the video signal by the signal analysis module. The system also includes a data output port that is linked to the data communications module of the central processor, which is connectable to an external device for transferring the measure signal parameters thereto.

Abstract: A system for analyzing video signals generated by an imaging modality is disclosed. The system includes a video signal input port to which a signal output of the imaging modality being can be connected. Additionally, there is a central processor that includes an analog input module, a signal analysis module, and a data communications module. A plurality of video signal parameters may be measurable from the video signal by the signal analysis module. The system also includes a data output port that is linked to the data communications module of the central processor, which is connectable to an external device for transferring the measure signal parameters thereto.

Abstract: An audio speaker assembly including a housing defining an internal compartment, and a glass membrane having a first portion supported in the housing and a second portion extending externally from the housing. The second portion having a length greater than its width, the length of the second portion extending orthogonal to the width of the housing, the second portion defining at least one aperture and a curved section formed along an edge of the glass membrane. A driver is mounted to the membrane that is responsive to an electrical signal causing the membrane to vibrate.

Abstract: A system for analyzing video signals generated by an imaging modality is disclosed. The system includes a video signal input port to which a signal output of the imaging modality being can be connected. Additionally, there is a central processor that includes an analog input module, a signal analysis module, and a data communications module. A plurality of video signal parameters may be measurable from the video signal by the signal analysis module. The system also includes a data output port that is linked to the data communications module of the central processor, which is connectable to an external device for transferring the measure signal parameters thereto.

Abstract: An audio speaker assembly including a housing defining an internal compartment, and a glass membrane having a first portion supported in the housing and a second portion extending externally from the housing. The second portion having a length greater than its width, the length of the second portion extending orthogonal to the width of the housing, the second portion defining at least one aperture and a curved section formed along an edge of the glass membrane. A driver is mounted to the membrane that is responsive to an electrical signal causing the membrane to vibrate.