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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 4177462 | Computer control of television receiver display A method and apparatus for generating, under the control of a microprocessor, signals for operating a visual display mechanism of the scanning type. The position of the scan is tracked, and when it approaches a desired location on the display area for a p... | 12/04/1979 |
| 4162494 | Method and apparatus for displaying radar video registered with computer generated data on a television monitor A method and apparatus for use in air-traffic control are described for maintaining substantial registration alignment between radar video signals and associated computer generated data on a television monitor. It is a requirement of the monitor display t... | 07/24/1979 |
| 4075700 | Information display arrangements The data derived from a computerized axial tomographic apparatus in respect of a number of slices through a body are processed to produce a representation of the variation of absorption of X-rays over each slice. The representations are operated upon indi... | 02/21/1978 |
| 3978470 | Multi-channel data color display apparatus A multi-channel display apparatus includes a computer having a random access memory means for storing of the continuous monitored data and for driving of a multiple-channel television unit, with each channel identified by a preselected unique color. Verti... | 08/31/1976 |
| 3944999 | Colour display apparatus A Colour Display Apparatus comprises a three-gun cathode ray tube modulated by an input video signal from a digital computer. The video signal contains digital colour codes in the portions of the signal which correspond to blank spaces in the display (e.g... | 03/16/1976 |
