Television – Special applications
Reexamination Certificate
2005-06-28
2005-06-28
Kelley, Chris (Department: 2613)
Television
Special applications
C378S098800
Reexamination Certificate
active
06911996
ABSTRACT:
In a fluoroscopy image apparatus of the invention, in case an ordinary control circuit for an image sensor is out of order, a D/A switching mechanism is switched to analog, and a plurality of pixels of the image sensor is controlled as one pixel unit by a pixel control circuit. By TV standard scanning system signals generated in a TV reference signal circuit, the image sensor is scanned through the gate driver circuit. In a picture signal superimpose circuit, X-ray image signals from a readout amplifier are superimposed on a TV frame synchronization signal of the TV standard scanning system, and outputted as analog video signals. The analog video signals are transmitted to an external monitor to be displayed.
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Czekaj Dave
Kanesaka Manabu
Kelley Chris
Shimadzu Corporation
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