Abstract: Methods and systems for transmission of high resolution and low latency data are disclosed herein. The essential practice of these methods and systems is the design of systems which prioritize delivering the video stream from point to point in the shortest amount of time possible by adaptively compensating for bandwidth limitations, compressing each frame in real time, and pushing the frames to the client over a full duplex socket.

Abstract: Protocols and mechanisms of communication between live production servers and mobile or remote clients are disclosed herein. Implementation of these protocols and mechanisms relies on certain methods to process and answer requests made between the clients and the servers. The essential practice of these protocols and mechanisms is the design of software which allows a video producer to use a thin client to control activity from any location instead of controlling these activities manually while sitting in front of video monitors.

Abstract: A lumped resistance electrical cable has a multiple twisted pair ribbon cable having first and second conductive lines and twisted and untwisted portions. In the untwisted portions, one of the conductive lines on each of the twisted pairs is formed with an electrical open. Resistor blocks having resistive elements and electrical contacts is disposed on the untwisted portions with the electrical contacts electrically coupling the resistive elements across the electrical opens in the conductive lines. Other electrical contacts in the connector couple the other conductive lines of the twisted pairs to an ground plane formed on the resistor block.

Abstract: A method of trace delay error compensation for measurements that are taken remotely from the signal source or receiver of a circuit uses data available from a computer aided design (CAD) tool to characterize electrical connections to an instrument measurement point, such as a connectorless probe, which is remote from the signal source or receiver. Extracted parameters from the CAD data are applied to signals acquired by the probe to adjust the signal timing and/or shape to more accurately represent the signal information timing at the signal source or receiver or other remote location of interest to a user. The corrected signals at the desired location may be displayed by a measurement instrument.

Abstract: A lumped resistance electrical cable has a multiple twisted pair ribbon cable having first and second conductive lines and twisted and untwisted portions. In the untwisted portions, one of the conductive lines on each of the twisted pairs is formed with an electrical open. Resistor blocks having resistive elements and electrical contacts is disposed on the untwisted portions with the electrical contacts electrically coupling the resistive elements across the electrical opens in the conductive lines. Other electrical contacts in the connector couple the other conductive lines of the twisted pairs to an ground plane formed on the resistor block.