Abstract: According to one embodiment, a projector display device includes an enclosure configured with a projection hole and a translucent display screen configured over an aperture in the enclosure. The projection hole receives a light beam generated by a projector. The light beam is directed toward the translucent display screen for producing imagery on the translucent display screen.

Abstract: A system and method for correcting spatial banding artifacts in print images. The system includes: a light source, a spatial light modulator, a transport system for transporting a substrate on a carrier allowing the spatial light modulator to form an image on the substrate; a first encoder (26) that attaches to the carrier and senses its movement; a second encoder (36) attached to the drive circuit (34) of the transport system to sense operation of the drive circuit (34); a first circuit (20) that receives the information from the first encoder and adjusts operation of the spatial light modulator; and a second circuit (30) that receives the signal from the second encoder and adjusts operation of the drive circuit to coordinate movement of the substrate and the image to avoid artifacts. The method for establishing this system is also disclosed.

Abstract: Asynchronous position pulses drive an interrupt to store pulse times via direct memory access; then synchronous sampling and analysis of the stored position pulse timings provides rate detection useful for feedback as useful in motor control.

Abstract: A wireless link between a hand-held or portable device and a display device (projector). The highly optimized, DSP generated, graphic rendering code and JPEG decompression code provides the real-time rendering requirements necessary to offer cable-like connectivity from a remote device to a wireless projector. The projector is capable of receiving, decompressing, decoding, and displaying images in real-time. The system of the present invention incorporates digital signal processor (DSP) accelerated 802.11 compression and encryption capability, which is provided in a standard 802.11 PCMCIA card format. In one application, the hand-held device displays a low-resolution version of a particular image, such as a thumbnail, and may also provide a list of images available for display on the projector at full-resolution. Interactive Codec (coder/decoder) capability for use in remote PC video applications is also provided.

Abstract: A method and system for digital resolution translation. An input frequency is received, as is a desired output frequency. The desired output frequency is measured directly and compared with the input frequency. The specified output frequency is dynamically adjusted to compensate for variations in the input frequency, while a fixed relationship between the input and output is kept intact. The relationship between the input and output frequencies can be arbitrary, non-integer or integer. The system consists of an execution process (54) and the adjusted output frequency is sent to a system as a sampling signal. The system reset/restart capability allows for a repeatable phase relationship between the output and the input from any given reset point.

Abstract: A projection display that combines both overhead projector and electronic display functionality in a single projector. This invention provides a single comprehensive solution, which addresses both overhead projection display needs, as well as electronic projection display needs and further provides a new function that allows superimposed images from the two functions to be captured and stored for future projection through the electronic display function.

Abstract: A method of correcting the output of a rotary displacement transducer so as to remove spin frequency noise error. For each revolution of the transducer, a series of transducer output values is accumulated. Each output value represents a time interval between transducer pulses. These output values are used to calculate sin and cosine values of a sin wave and cosine wave having a period determined by the transducer resolution. From the sin and cosine waves, a quadrature and an inphase value are obtained, and the latter values are used to calculate magnitude and phase values of a correction sin wave having the same transducer periodicity. The magnitude and phase values are used to calculate a correction value for each transducer output value.

Abstract: A projection display that combines both overhead projector and electronic display functionality in a single projector. This invention provides a single comprehensive solution, which addresses both overhead projection display needs, as well as electronic projection display needs and further provides a new function that allows superimposed images from the two functions to be captured and stored for future projection through the electronic display function.

Abstract: A display device (10) for wirelessly receiving internet content, in the form of HTML commands (12), as well as commands for controlling operation of the display device (10). The display device (10) has an embedded processor (22), programmed with a browser to interpret the HTML commands, and additional programming for generating pixel data based on the HTML commands and associated data files. A display engine (26) receives the pixel data and generates displays.

Abstract: Asynchronous position pulses drive an interrupt to store pulse times via direct memory access; then synchronous sampling and analysis of the stored position pulse timings provides rate detection useful for feedback as useful in motor control.

Abstract: A system for normalizing an infrared detector has two control loops, each of which includes a thermal source and a command system. Each command system controls the temperature of the associated thermal source. Each command system includes an error signal source for providing an error signal indicative of the difference between a commanded temperature for the thermal source and an actual temperature at the thermal source, and includes a compensator coupled between the error signal source and the thermal source. Each compensator includes a first inverse compensation circuit responsive to the error signal for providing an output, a bandwidth maximizing compensation circuit responsive to the output of the first inverse compensation circuit, and a second inverse compensation circuit responsive to an output of the bandwidth maximizing compensation circuit. The thermal source is responsive to the output of the second inverse compensation circuit.