Device for delineating zones in a video image display

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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250445T, 358183, H04N 532

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ABSTRACT:
Data derived from multiple x-ray views of a body layer is processed in accordance with an image reconstruction algorithm by a central processing unit (CPU) to result in a matrix of digital data corresponding with picture elements (pixels) which are for being displayed on a tv or video monitor. A device for delineating or identifying a region in the displayed picture with a box, irregular trace, or cursor with a bright dotted line uses a trackball to generate data signals corresponding in position with pixels in the matrix. The trackball generated data is processed for producing video picture modulating signals corresponding with the pixels in the matrix to which they positionally relate. The modulating signals are overlayed on the composite video signals from the display controller with a video mixer.

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