Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Display peripheral interface input device – Light pen for fluid matrix display panel
Patent
1996-08-29
1999-03-02
Saras, Steven J.
Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system
Display peripheral interface input device
Light pen for fluid matrix display panel
345133, G09G 536
Patent
active
058777431
ABSTRACT:
Improved curve plotting techniques are disclosed for drawing a substantially smooth curve in real time, from a plurality of sampled points, as the points are sampled, on a point-by-point basis. The curve is substantially smooth in that it has a continuously changing slope of G.sup.1 continuity, as opposed to a slope which changes in a discontinuous or stepwise manner. The curve plotting is performed by representing the x b.sub.y, c.sub.x, and c.sub.y comprise six unknown quantities, and t is a "dummy" valuable. The derivatives of the parametric equations are employed to calculate and to plot the smooth curve.
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Lucent Technologies - Inc.
Luu Matthew
Saras Steven J.
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