Abstract: A touchscreen display system that has a touchscreen display having an active area and an user-input area, a touchscreen controller and an auxiliary controller. The active area and the user-input area are connected to the touchscreen controller and to the auxiliary controller, where a part of the active area has at least one test area allocated for test operations. Instructions are provided to assert the test areas to states of validated touches, a response signal is provided relating to the coordinates corresponding to the validated touches, and the signal is compared with the initial instruction.

Abstract: A touchscreen display system that has a touchscreen display having an active area and an user-input area, a touchscreen controller and an auxiliary controller. The active area and the user-input area are connected to the touchscreen controller and to the auxiliary controller, where a part of the active area has at least one test area allocated for test operations. Instructions are provided to assert the test areas to states of validated touches, a response signal is provided relating to the coordinates corresponding to the validated touches, and the signal is compared with the initial instruction.

Abstract: Applications of embodiments include the use of transmissive or transflective display technologies in extreme temperature environments. Specifically, display assemblies and methods using heating and/or active cooling are described. For example, such applications may include the use of display panels, such as LCD panels, having a diagonal dimension of 17 inches or more.

Abstract: Applications of embodiments include the use of transmissive or transflective display technologies in extreme temperature environments. Specifically, display assemblies and methods using heating and/or active cooling are described. For example, such applications may include the use of display panels, such as LCD panels, having a diagonal dimension of 17 inches or more.

Abstract: The invention relates to systems and methods for calibrating an analogue video interface. Due to the lack of pixel clock signal (206) information in the video-handling unit, a sample clock signal (202) needs to be generated, which should correspond with the unknown pixel clock signal (206). The types of signals transmitted to the video-handling unit may correspond with strange display formats and no up-front information may be present. The present invention provides methods and systems for automatic calibration of an analogue video interface. These are based on obtaining an analogue video signal (208) that is based on a pixel clock signal (206), generating a sample clock signal (202) having a first frequency by means of a PLL feedback divider having a value, determining a phase-relation between the video signal (208) and the sample clock signal (202) and evaluating the phase-relation to determine if the correct sample clock signal (202) is generated.

Abstract: The invention relates to systems and methods for calibrating an analogue video interface. Due to the lack of pixel clock signal (206) information in the video-handling unit, a sample clock signal (202) needs to be generated, which should correspond with the unknown pixel clock signal (206). The types of signals transmitted to the video-handling unit may correspond with strange display formats and no up-front information may be present. The present invention provides methods and systems for automatic calibration of an analogue video interface. These are based on obtaining an analogue video signal (208) that is based on a pixel clock signal (206), generating a sample clock signal (202) having a first frequency by means of a PLL feedback divider having a value, determining a phase-relation between the video signal (208) and the sample clock signal (202) and evaluating the phase-relation to determine if the correct sample clock signal (202) is generated.

Abstract: Applications of embodiments include the use of transmissive or transflective display technologies in extreme temperature environments. Specifically, display assemblies and methods using heating and/or active cooling are described. For example, such applications may include the use of display panels, such as LCD panels, having a diagonal dimension of 17 inches or more.