Displays and controls
www.barcomis.com
BarcoView (Duluth, GA) supplies display controllers and monitors for ultrasound scanning, magnetic-resonance viewing, x-ray imaging, digital radiology, and PACS. On the company's Web site, you'll find a range of flat-panel- and CRT-based displays that can display images as large as 2048 x 2560. In addition, there are descriptions of the company's high-resolution display controllers, software, and medical video up- and downconverters.
Workstation displays
www.psitech.com
If you are looking for a high-resolution display controller for a workstation-based imaging application, check out the Web site of PsiTech (Fountain Valley, CA). The site provides descriptions of display controllers that can be used with SGI workstations or interfaced to high-resolution displays over a HIPPI interface.
Driving LCDs
www.dome.com
As a provider of image-display systems for health-care and other image-intensive applications, DOME Imaging Systems (Waltham, MA) offers a range of display controllers, flat-panel displays, and calibration software. On this site, there are descriptions of these products, information about the medical imaging market, FAQs about displays, and numerous technical articles.
Radar and more
www.techsource.com
Based in Altamonte Springs, FL, Tech Source manufactures a range of high-resolution graphics accelerators for PCI-based workstations such as Sun UltraSparc workstations and servers; IBM RS/6000, Hewlett Packard B, C, and J class machines; Compaq/Digital Alpha workstations; and PCs. The company's latest product—the Raptor 2100—interfaces with the Advantage 2K card from Primagraphics (Royston, England) to provide a 2k x 2k radar scan-conversion display system.
High-resolution displays
www.data-ray.com
Medical and industrial imaging, instrumentation and data display, PACS, tele- radiology and NDT are the primary application for the range of high-resolution monitors from Data Ray (Westminster, CO). On its Web site, there are descriptions of the company's range of 15-25-in. displays along with technical articles, calibration software, and ASTRO5M-DH—a PCI-based single-head card that provides up to 2560 x 2048 resolution.
Range of displays
www3.astrodesign.co.jp
Astrodesign (Kanagawa, Japan) produces a range of equipment for digital broadcast, HDTV, and scan conversion. As well, the company offers the GM-180 monochrome high-resolution PCI-based graphics controllers for medical and scientific research. In operation, a single-head board allows up to 2560 x 2048 x 10 bits to be displayed. Multihead boards can be used to increase this resolution.