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Directory of display industry Projecting with LCDs Touch technology grows up CeBIT '95 review CO\ 'ER: Liquid CI)'Stals ( LCs) can be used for more than = Official Monthly Publication of the Society for Information Display dttctronic information displays. " Painting with Liquid Crystals over Acrylic Strips" by David Makow uses ~ ·siloxane liquid crystals developed by F. H. Kreuzer of '"acker Chemie, Munich. Germany. Th e vertical LC strokes overlay the acrylic red and blue s11·ips to cre(l{e tidditi\'e colors in the intersected areas. For example. the kft green LC stroke over the red acrylic strip produces a JULY/AUGUST 1995 ~1/owis lz area Tlus opens new oppoltwllftesfm pamren , VOL. 11 , NO. 7&8 · Jw are restricted to subtractive colors with traditimwl IIJLdia. In addition. the LC colors shift towards shorter 'A"Clre/engtlzs when viewed from an angle, making the palm­ in ·s illleraction with the viewer and their shared environ­ melll more dynamic. This palming, along with other of the 2 Editorial anist 's rwo- and three-dimensional works, was exhibiTed at !he Society for Information Display's Mid·Atlantic Chapter Wrong-Sizing Technology-Based Companies meeting on April 12, held at the Soho branch of the Ken Werner Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Dr. Makow spoke a1 1he meeting to a mixed audience of display professionals and artists. Dr. Makow can be reached Clf Creative The Display Continuum Explorations. 01/awa. Canada: 6 131745·5623. 4 The Wonderful World of Color. Aris Silzars

10 Projecting with LCDs LCD panels and projectors account for a modest but rapidly growing number of liquid-crystal displays. William L. Coggshall

14 Touch Technology Grows Up The need for simpler human interfaces to ever more compli­ Credit: David Makow cated technological systems is making touch a growth industry. Next Month in Wayne Wehrer Information Display 20 CeBIT '95 SID '95 Review Issue • Overview Under sunny skies, the last seven-day-long CeBIT drew • FPD Review record crowds, while monitor manufacturers muttered darkly • CRT Review of tube shortages. • Manufacturing Review Bryan Norris • FPDs in Europe

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Editor: Kenneth I. Werner Wrong -Sizing Technology-Based Managing Editor: Jay Morreale Companies Administrative Editor: Ralph Nadell Departments Editor: Joan Gorman The "right-sizing"- meaning "down-sizing"- of Assistant Editor: Dian Mecca companies has become part of the politically correct Contributing Editors: Howard L. Funk, manager's conventional wisdom. As part of today's Alan Sobel, Ken Compton, Aris Silzars, managerial religion, right-sizing is as inviolate as Bryan Norris, Renee Mello-Robinett, baseball and apple pie used to be in the United States. Joe Hallett But baseball isn't what it used to be, and I've had Advertising Manager: Jay Morreale Director of Sales: Erika Targum some pretty poor slices of apple pie recently. It's District Sales Managers: Ted Lucas time to take another look at what the right size for a company - particularly a (West/Mid-West), Erika Targum technology-based company- really is. (East/International) Has a company been pruned to its "right size" when skilled and (one hopes) well-paid technical, marketing, and managerial employees must spend hours providing their own support services -from sorting through voice mail to doing Regional Associate Editors routine bench work and writing product documentation? When new products take longer to get to market because skilled personnel are not allowed to spend Conrad A. Maxwell (Americas) most of their time getting them out the door? Has a company been "right-sized" VLSI Technology when important callers can not reach a live person and call-backs are sometimes Tempe, Arizona delayed for days? When support functions are outsourced, but in-house profes­ Shigeo Mikoshiba (Asia) sionals and managers do not have enough time to adequately coordinate the out­ University of Electro-Communications side suppliers? Has a company been slashed to its "right size" when crisis-type Tokyo, Japan work schedules become institutionalized, depriving employees of necessary per­ Alan Mosley (Europe) sonal time, of time to think about what they do, of the decompression time GEC Hirst Research Centre needed to avoid burn-out? Wembley, Middlesex, U.K. These are signs of "wrong-sizing" rather than "right-sizing," and the examples Advisory Editors are not imaginary. Information Display 's staff has encountered all of them in Dennis Bechis our dealings with companies and individuals. When a company exhibits any of David Sarnoff Research Center these signs, it indicates that its infrastructure has been so decimated that it is Princeton, New Jersey positioning itself for a less-competitive future. What is insidious about the con­ Ken Compton dition, though, is that expenses are often down. And since income is being Clinton Electronics Corp. derived from the products produced by the adequate- and, to be sure, often Rockford, Illinois bloated- staffs of the past, the bottom line looks good. But spending too little Peter Pleshko on infrastructure is like spending too little on R&D: it makes you look good now PEMM Services but it kills you in the long run. Kingston, New York In this age of fierce international competition, many companies have long Andras I. Lakatos since cut away their fat. They are now carving the flesh and even whittling Xerox Corp. away on the bone. To change metaphors, it's time we stop trying to squeeze Webster, New York ever more blood from ever smaller stones. We need to analyze missions and William C. Schneider task requirements, and rationally staff departments to perform those tasks and Vice President fulfill those missions. And in many cases today, this kind of rational right-siz­ MRS Technology, Inc. ing will mean growth. Chelmsford, Massachusetts

-Ken Werner

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2 Information Display 7& 8195 SID Executive Committee President: A. l. Lakatos President Elect: W. E. Howard Regional VP, Americas: T. J. Nelson Regional VP, Asia: C. Suzuki Regional VP, Europe: J. N. Perbet Treasurer: A. C. Lowe The Wonderful World of Color ... Secretary: A. Silzars Past President: P. M. Heyman Directors by Aris Silzars Bay Area: H. Sherman Beijing: S. Ding "Up to 1280 x 1024 resolution in 16.7 MILLION Belarus: A. Smirnov COLORS," proclaimed the ad for the 64-bit graphics Canada: V. Angelo Delaware Valley: J. W. Parker ill accelerator. Wow, that's a lot of colors, thought I to France: F. Mauri ce myself. Let's see, if I want to create some computer Greater Dayton: R. Holmes art, how should I go about it? Perhaps I could do the Japan: A. Iwamoto Korea: C. Lee J sky in a nice shade of 14,233,142 or should it be Los Angeles: P. Baron 14,233,141? Then, maybe I'll do a few strokes of 8,444,677 for every third Metropolitan Detroit: Z. Yaniv blade of grass, and then switch to 8,444,656 for the next ones over. Now, what M id-Atlantic: D. Ketchum Mid-Europe: E. Lueder color should I make the little red wagon in the foreground? My goodness, with Minneapolis/St. Paul: V. Born all these choices, it could be a long time before I finish my masterpiece. New England: W. Hamilton San Diego: R. Ruff Maybe what I really need is some assistance from something or someone like Taipei: C. C. Shiue HAL, the talking and thinking supercomputer from the film 2001 -A Space U.K. & Ireland: R. Johnson Odyssey, or like R2D2 from Star Wars. Actually, these may not be such silly Committee Chairs Academic: C. J. Summers thoughts. It looks like with a few more already predictable advances in compute Archives/Hi storian: R. C. Knepper power and voice processing, something like a HAL may be possible in the next Bylaws: C. Infante few years and be available to all of us on our PCs- maybe even before 2001. Chapter Formation: A. Kmetz Convention: P. M. Heyman Then, the conversation with our computer might go something like this. "Hal, Definitions & Standards: J. Greeson give me a nice blue color for the sky." "OK, Dave, how about this one?" JT-20-CRTs: B. Nott "That's great but make the lower area above the horizon a stronger but less satu­ JT-33-Flat Panels: J. Greeson Honors & Awards: J. van Raalte rated cyan color." "Certainly, Dave, is this what you had in mind?" "That's not IDRC: L. F. Weber bad, but let's blend in an even deeper cyan right near the horizon line." "I'm lntersociety: Z. Yaniv Long-Range Planning: W. F. Goede sorry, Dave, but I am not able to display that color on your computer screen." Membership: L. Palmateer "Well, all right then, how about making the leaves of the palm trees a deeper Nominations: P. M. Heyman emerald green instead, to add a little more contrast." "Dave, I'm sorry, but that Office Liaison: D. Pinsky Publications: A. Silzars color is also not available on your display screen." "Hal, is there something Journal Editor: A. Sobel unusual about my requests? Are you telling me that from the 16.7 million colors In formation Display Editor: K. I. Werner programmed into your memory banks, you cannot find a decent cyan and a nice Publicity: K. Middo Chapter Chairs emerald green?" "I'm sorry, Dave. As you know, I have been programmed to Bay Area: C. Curtin be error-free and I am functioning at my full capacity- the problem is that your Beijing: H. C. Hu computer screen is incapable of displaying the colors you request. I would be Belarus: E. Kaloshkin Canada: A. Kitai happy to put up a CIE diagram to show you why, but of course, the image of the Delaware Valley: S. Kalatucka, Jr. diagram will also not display the colors you are requesting." "Hal, do you have France: J. Glasser Greater Dayton : J. Byrd any suggestions for how we can fix this problem? Perhaps I should just give up Japan: C. Tani and do my artwork the old-fashioned way, with brushes and paint?" "Dave ... Korea: M. Oh my sensors ... are predicting a fai lure ... in the main color-processing unit! I rec­ Los Angeles: P. Joujon-Roche Metropolitan Detroit: R. Donofrio ommend that you do an EMERGENCY RECALIBRATION ... to check it out Mid-Atlantic: E. Stupp .... " "Dave, please don't turn off your computer just yet .... I'm sure we can Mid-Europe: B. Scheuble work everything out and find some other colors that you will like even better." Minneapolis/St. Paul : H. Holec New England: P. Breen "Dave ... Dave ... " San Diego: R. Ditzik What triggered all this musing about color was that recently I had the pleasure Taipei: H. P. Shieh of presenting an invited talk at the Concepts '95 conference in Orlando, Florida. U.K. & Ireland: P. Emmerson Office Administration This conference is attended mostly by people in the printing industry, and they Executive Administrator: Lauren Kin sey had asked me to come and tell them what new developments they should expect Membership Coordinator: Nancy Stafford in flat-panel displays. They were especially interested in how these develop­ Society for Information Display ments would affect the printing industry and the color management of layouts, I 526 Brookhollow Drive computer-generated artwork, and their ability to communicate color information Suite 82 from remote sites to the press room. Santa Ana, CA 92705-5421 e-mail: socforinfodisplay@mcimai l.com continued on page 66 http://www.display.org/sid

4 Information Display 7&8/95 Projecting with LCDs

LCD panels and projectors account for a modest but ra, 'dly rowing number of liquid-crystal displays. by William L. Coggshall

A LTHO GH th ey are just two tail on the ing each sub-pixel to transmit red. green. or each of th e three panels subtracts from the no ebook-computer dog, liquid-crystal (LC) blue li ght. The viewer's eye combines the col­ spectrum at that pixel location. panel and projectors constitute a lively and ored light from the three sub-pixels to create The principal advantages of TSTN ubtrac­ interesting market segment for liquid-crystal the perception of the full spectrum of colors. ti ve technology over thin-film-transistor di. pia (LCD ). With double- or triple-fig­ Subtractive-color techn ology, as used in (TFT) addi ti ve technology. according to In ure growth. lowly falling prices. and vigor­ passive-matrix (PM) tacked color display Focus. are greater brightness and lower cost. ou I, competing vendors. these products systems- and referred to by In Focus Sy - In Focus beli eves TST offers more than r mi e to offer a growing market to LCD tems, th e system' developer. as triple super­ twice the light transmission of TFT. which manufacturers. twi !-nemati c (TST ) -involves the stacking produces a brighter display fo r a given illumi­ of three STN-LCD panels. Each panel is nation. And ince TST panels do not LCD Panels manufactured to ubtract colors from a spe­ require a TFT at each pixel location, they are An LCD projection panel is e entially an cific part of the color spectrum. The pixels of les expen ive to produce. However, a is "electronic transparency" in the fonn of an each panel are aligned verticall y so that the true for all PMLCD , the response time is LCD mounted in a fra me and driven by either color of a pixel is determined by whi ch colors approximately five times that of AMLCD . so the computer's graphics controller card or a 'mil ar dedicated card. Thi s panel i placed on the Iaten of an overhead transparency pro­ iec or (OHP\. offering a display alternative to video rojectors that is normally lower in cost. smaller. li ghter in weight. and easier to adjust. Technologies for developing color with LCDs fall into two categories: additive and . u ractive. Additive color is familiar from direct- ·iew LCDs a used in notebook com­ put s. Additive-color technique require each icture element (pixel) on the display screen to be divided into three sub-pixel . A color filter is applied to each sub-pixel. caus-

Wi liam L. Coggshall is President of Pacific , fedia.

10 In. ormmion DisplaY 7&8/95 LCD glass and the manufacturers of th e com­ pleted projection panels- which can include a fair amount of complex electronics. as well as fan. case, wireless remote control. etc. There are cunently a dozen or so manufacturers of su itable LCDs- all in Japan - in cluding, in alphabetical order, Citizen, Epson, Hitachi , Hosiden, Kyocera, Sanyo, Seiko, Sharp. and Toshiba. Some of th ese manufacturers have also contributed technologic al inputs. some apparently of considerable importance. to the makers of the projection panels. These contri­ butions have al tered th e makers' relati ve progress in product deve lopment and led to precluding certain manu facturers of LCDs from selling to certain buyers. Competition for improvements is fierce among these com­ panies. and among th e manufacturers of com­ pleted panels a major key to success is to bet on the ri ght LCD supplier at the right time. Fig. 2: Th e Proxima Ovation 920 panel can display 1280 x 1024 images. AcTually. The re are only 1024 x 768 pixels. it "compresses " 1280 x 1024 images by dropping bits. Projection-Panel Forecasts On a worldwide basis. we expect the total the technology is not suitable for video or obtai n the glass they needed. The Kobe earth­ market to grow from an e timated 148.000 ani mation. quake created some anxieties about the short­ units in 1994 to about 315,000 units in 1999. a Developing full-color panels remains a term upply situati on in earl y 1995, but the compound annual rate of 16% during the chall enge, although the first fu ll -color LCD major projector manufacturers seem to have 1994-99 period. The total worldwide market projecti on panels are now on the market. All adequate supplies. based on street prices should grow from $673 of the Japanese suppliers of the basic glass - There is a complex and changing matri x of million in 1994 to over $ 1. 36 billion in 1999 - and those of their American customers wi th rel ationships between the manufacturers of a compound annual growth rate of 14%. R&D capabilities -continue to work energeti­ call y to solve problems of li ght transmission, manufacturing yield, brightness, heat, and cost. First to introduce a full-color product that could be manufactured in volume was In Focus Systems with its three- layer TST panel manufactured by Kyocera. But most of the action today centers around AMLCDs. The main source of AMLCDs for projection­ panel applications is Sharp. Ava il abil ity of the key raw component­ the complex, electronics-embedded glass- is a crucial issue. The gla s is es entiall y identi­ cal to that used in notebook computers, but is used in projecti on rather than direct-view mode. otebooks sell in far greater quantities than LCD projection panels. Thus, LCD­ panel vendors are essenti all y at the mercy of suppliers in their quest to obtain a small frac­ tion of the suppliers' output. With the bur­ geoning demand for notebooks, projector manufacturers were afraid th at the demand for glass would outstrip supply in 1994, but note­ book demand lackened somewhat, and pro­ jection manufacturers were generally able to I Fig. 3: Sharp's QA-1 750 panel displays 16.7 million colors.

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in g units were the nView Luminator and the Sayett Mediashow. but the two in hottest demand today are the In Focu LitePro 550 and the Proxima Desktop Projector series (Fig. 5). The third form is the combination of the LCD panel with an overhead projector, most notably by Apollo and Dukane. Mo t of the early model were data only. but Dukane's lat­ e t model, the 860. also accepts TV signals.

Trends A strong preference for integrated projectors over LCD projection panels has developed in a sizable portion of the market because the projectors are easier to carry and less inconve­ nient to set up - an important consideration for a salesperson trying to make a good Fig. 4: Sharp's XG-£850U integrated projector uses three LCDs, one for each primary color. impression. The growth has been striking. culminating in another big jump in the fourth On the basis of I 994 worldwide unit ship­ light in weight, and do not have the conver­ quarter of 1994. The four public companies ments. we estimate that the market leaders gence problems of CRT-ba sed models - char­ that account for a large fracti on of the total were In Focus (18%) and Sharp (17%), fol­ acteristics that make the projectors ea y to market for LCD projection panels and projec­ lowed by Proxima ( I 1%) and nView (9%) move from office to office or carry (at least by tors - In Focus. nView. Proxi ma. and Sayett­ (Figs. 1-3). car) to remote si tes or customer offices. grew an average of 66% compared with In the United States, we forecast that the The principal disadvantage of the lower­ I 993's fourth quarter. Calendar I 994's 58% total market will grow from an estimated priced Iower-re elution models compared to growth rate ubstantiall y exceeded previous 69.000 unit in I 994 to 156.000 units in I 999, CRT projectors i image quality. Because of estimates for worldwide sale . And a perfor­ a compound annual growth rate of I 7% dur­ the low resolution. viewer can easily see mance in calendar 1995 simi lar to th at of I 994 ing the period. The U.S. market baed on individual pixels. which can be di stracti ng appears to be in the cards. Our survey of I 50 street price is expected to grow from an esti­ when viewing material that is supposed to orth American resellers of large-. creen dis­ mated $276 million in 1994 to $584 million in look lifelike. The recently introduced hi gher­ plays found them anticipating a 50% growth 1999, a compound annual rate of I 5%. reso lution LCD projectors overcome most of in LCD projector units (and a 30% growth in the quality objection , but at a price premium LCD-panel units). Outside orth America. LCD Projectors compared to CRT-based models. the growth hould be even stronger th anks to If LCD projection panels can be thought of as Today's LCD projectors come in three prin­ continuing trong economies. far lower hi stor­ '·electronic transparencies," LCD projectors cipal forms. Most of the projector that use ical penetration. and substantial efforts on the can be thought of as "electronic slide projec­ " mall glass··- with the notable excepti on of part of the industry leaders to serve these mar­ tors.'' For projecting video or data image up the nView nSight - use three compact TFT­ ket . Interesting new projector model . ome to 200 in . on the diagonal. these new projec­ AMLCD color panels, one each for red. green, from leading Japanese suppliers. should also tors offer an alternative to LCD panels. pre­ and blue, and achieve a compactness unattain­ help accelerate the market by offering more sentation monitors. and three-tube CRT pro­ able with other form . These AMLCDs are choices. more outlets. and lower price . jectors. Compared with LCD panels, projec­ usuall y under 3 in. on the diagonal and derive tors have the advantage that they come with from the screens made for hand-held TV sets. Projector Forecasts their own li ght source and optics, thu remov­ A three-panel projector divides a beam of On a world wide basi . we forecast that the ing the risks that the overhead projector avail­ light into th e three primary colors, passes each total market for projectors will grow from an able at the si te will be too dim or too hot for one through the LCD panel a signed to the estimated 93.000 unit in I 994 to 284,000 best results. and the inconvenience and poorer data for that color, and then recombines the unit in I 999. a compound annual rate of 25 % aesthetics of the panel. overhead projector, three beams into a single beam that is pro­ during the 1994-99 period. The total world­ and cable . Their disadva ntages are that they jected onto the screen. Popular models come wide market based on street prices hould are pricier and heavier than panels of roughly from Sanyo and Sharp (Fig. 4). grow from an estimated $4r million in 1994 equivalent projection quality and features. and Several manufacturers couldn't wait for to $2.08 billion in 1999. a compound annual they cannot be u ed with conventional tran - mall glass with 640 x 480 resolution to rate of 36% during the 1992-97 period. parencies. become available, so they developed model On the basis of I 994 world wide unit ship­ Compared with presentation monitors and that built a conventional 8- or I 0-in.-diagonal ments. the market leaders were Sharp (22%). three-tube projector , the LCD projectors ha ve panel into a larger case. complete with elec­ Proxima ( I 2% ). In Focus ( I I%). and San yo/ the advantages that they are compact in size, tronic . optics. and light source. The pioneer- Eiki (9%).

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Fig. 5: Th e best-selling single-LCD "large-glass " projectors are th e (a) In Focus LitePro 550 Series 300 and (b) Proxima Desktop Projector.

For the nited States alone. we estimate 28%. The total worldwide market based on • 500 x 600 mm substrates that the total market will grow from an esti­ street prices should grow from an estimated •4 micron resolution mated 39.800 units in 1994 to 143.000 units in $212 million in 1994 to 1.02 bi llion in 1999, •large depth of field 1999. for a compound annual growth rate of for a compound annual growth rate of 35 %. •

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Touch Technology Grows Up

The need for simpler human interfaces to ever more complicated technological systems is making touch a growth industry. by Wayne Wehrer

ToucH TECHNOLOGY give users acce s to the power of computer sy terns without exten­ sive trammg. ow that touch ystems are being produced in a broader range of tech­ nologie -and with lower cost. hi gher quality, and greater reliability - they are an increas­ ingly attracti e option for many new applica­ tions. Touch- en iti ve di play were introduced in educational and military applications more than 20 years ago. Since then. the develop­ ment of a half-dozen new technologies has led to computer applications th at are not possible when sy terns are accessed only by keyboard and mouse. Today, touch i used in system rangi ng from pagers and hand-held personal communicators to restaurant ordering termi­ nal . proce -control systems for complex industrial environments. and ophi ticated medical and scientific instrument . Touch has become an accepted tool in an information­ technology industry that strive each year to solve problems more quickly. economically, and easi ly than the year before. Each year. developers try to upply user with more intuitive ways to interact wi th com­ puter systems. Information kio ks in tourist areas and shopping mall s are u ed by millions of people annually. orne of whom have never u ed a computer keyboard and some of whom don · t peak the language of the country they are vi iring. This feat is po sible because touch technology permit computer-based y -

Wayne Wehrer is Director of Engineering at Carroll Touch, Inc. , 811 Paloma Dr. , P.O. Xerox Corp. Box 1309, Round Rock, TX 78664; telephone Fig. 1: Touch technology can replace a plethora of switches with a flexible comrol panel that 1-800-386-8242, fax 5121244-7040. displays only the relevant comrols and indicators.

14 Information Display 7&8/95 process-control sy terns, medical in trumenta­ Thin Transparent tion. commercial avionics, automotive sys­ Metallic Coating tems, public-information systems, poi nt-of­ sale (POS) sy terns, banking, and training and simul ati on. among other applicati on . POS system comprise one of the fastest CRT Face growth area for touch technology. Touch offers easy data entry and permits sales automati on because customers can shop by touch without a clerk. Touch systems are ideal for public-informati on ki osks, where Clear Glass Overlay applications are graphical and flexible enough for users of all nationalitie . ages. dexterity levels, and educati onal background . Fig. 2: Capacitive-overlay touch screens have a glass overlay with a thin metallic coating on In the medical professions, touch technol­ the s111jace of the display. Touching the s111jace with a conductive stylus produces a capacitive ogy all ows the integration of many functions coupling with the voltage field thm draws a minure amoum of current to the poim of coma ct. into a si ngle piece of equipment aving valu­ able lab or surgery pace. Several touch tech­ nologies can be completely sealed. a necessity terns to be u ed by everyone who can make a GUI. The touch system simply acts as in surgical environments. hoice by pointing. Pointing and touching. another pointing device in parallel with the The interface for proces -control systems after all , are natural way to indicate choice. mouse or trackball. traditionall y consisted of banks of controls, and this make touch the natural interface witche . and indicator . Touch technology where menu guide users through a eries of Where Touch Technology Is Used replace thi compli cated interface with a hoices. Touch technology i u ed in industrial and flexible control panel that displays onl y the Though touch techn ology has been around ince the early 1970s, commercial applica­ tions are relatively recent. Still, the market fo r thi s technology has reached nearl y $200 TOP million annuall y. The overall growth of the touch market averages about 25%. but certain egments- such as interacti ve ki osks. retail , and gaming- are growing at about 40% annu­ ally .

System Considerations Low-co thigh-quality electronics and sophi s­ ticated software have made touch techn ology available for commercial systems. and some touch ystems have become much easier to integrate. The combination of enhanced util­ ity, rel iabi lity, and durability, easy install a­ tion, and low cost make touch attractive to system de igner . Graphical u er interface (GUis) have made the use of touch systems very much simpler BASES . because . ystem designers no longer need to pnng learn each touch- ystem vendor's proprietary Sensor Spring Sensor software language. And th anks to drivers for popular G l s. such as Microsoft Windows, Plates Plates the Macintosh OS, and IBM' OS/2, upplier of touch sy tems can support many computer systems wi th onl y a few dri vers. The most Fig. 3: Withforce- vecror rouch rechnology, rhe monitor is placed on a rop plate that rests on sophisticated level of communication between springs. Th e springs, in tum, sit on a base. Capacirive sensors measure the distance between applicati on software and a touch system is a rh e top plare and the base. When the display is touched. the force displaces and rotates the top standard y tern-level driver that ties into a plate slightly, which causes th e distance between each set of sensor plates to change slightly.

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allows a controller to touch a radar image on a TOUCH PANEL Wave Packet screen to receive information about a particu­ lar aircraft, rather than type in a query. + Types of Touch Technology There are seven type of touch technology: • Capacitive overlay. • Force vector, • Guided acoustic wave.

I __ • Resistive oy,erlay. :o :I _1 • Scanning infrared, ' .-- Touch : -r=- • Strain gauge. Region ;--1 • Surface acoustic wave.

I All can be attached to display units, such as a I I I terminal in a control panel, a PC's CRT moni­ ---, I ---1 I tor. or a flat-panel di spl ay in an aircraft. The I I differences lie largely in the way the touch activation is detected and the way in which the touch data is proces ed. t Each technology ha advantage and di sad­ Dip Due to Touch vant ages, depending upon the intended appli­ cation. Factors to consider include resolution, transmissivity. response time, sealability, sty­ lus type, calibration/ali gnment. integration, Fig. 4: In guided-acousTi c-wave Technology, a Transducer mounted on The edge of the glass and environmental re istance. emiTs an acousTic wave. which trm•els Through Th e overlay and is reflecTed across Th e overlay by Resolution refers to the number of touch­ an arrav of reflecTors. Wh en a finger com acTs Th e overlay. iT absorbs parT of Th e wave. active points or the physical spacing between touch coordinates. (These definitions of the relevant controls and indicators. Touch also tion improves long-term retention of the train ­ word may offend purists, but they are what enables compact control panel s for compli­ ing and reduces training time. touch technologists mean by "resolution" cated office equipment such as sophisticated Touch technology is used in automotive when they speak to each other and when they copiers. and allows more control capabilities and aviation designs as the interface for write spec sheets.) For applications such as than would be possible with discrete controls inboard controls because it can consolidate control panels, public acces , and computer­ (Fig. 1). controls and monitors onto one display head. based traini ng. high resolution is not required. Manufacturers of aircraft and automobiles Many air-traffic-control (A TC) systems But in other applications. such as signature use touch system to perform tests and diag­ employ touch technology, which, for example, verification. high resolution is important. nostic . Designers of automatic test systems often prefer touch technologies that can be used in environments such as automobile ser­ Clear Flexible Top vice bays, where the presence of grease, oil. Layer and water make other input devices impracti­ cal. By eliminating the keyboard, touch sim­ plifies the man/machine interface for many types of large, complex equipment. Some technologies are rugged enough to be used in steel mills and oil refineries. where users must wear heavy gloves to protect agai nst causti c Insulators chemicals and vapors. Touch technology is u ed for training in a vari ety of areas. The layout of control buttons Fig. 5: ResisTi ve-ol•erla_,. Te chnology in vo lves a glass overlay wiTh a Thin meTallic coating, over and switches on th e actu al control panel can H·hich a layer of polyesTer is placed. Th e polyesTer layer has a similar mew/lie coating on iTs be reproduced nearly exactly on the touch inTerior swface, and Tiny spacer doTs of non-cocaed polresTer prevem The Two swfaces f rom screen. and trainee can physicall y interact conTacTing each oTher. Wh en a finger or oTher stvlus presses The two layers Together, currellt is with the simulator. giving them a muscle shumed, Th e comrol electronics deTermines The coordinaTes, and the dalCI are Transmil!ed To The memory of control locations. This combina- hosT compwer.

16 Information Display 7&8/95 Capacitive-overl ay sy terns are subject to TOUCH ACTIVATION "drift" - the touch-acti ve zones move from the graphi c target representing them - o periodi c calib rati on is required. Opto-Matrix Capacitive en ors generall y require inva­ Frame Inside sive in stall ati on to max imize the displ ay's Bezel optical quality and reduce the chance of breaking th e gla s overlay. Fl at sen ors can Inside and Outside Edges of Infrared be attached to the di spl ay exteri or. but the Transparent Bezel ri sks of di tort ion and breakage increase. Mount ing the flat capacitive sensor extern all y Edge of Active to a spherical or cylindrical displ ay wil l Display Area enh ance para ll ax. Capaciti ve sen ors are mechan ical switches. even though a hard coating i applied over the sen or surface. Through repeated u e. th e hard and metallic coatings can wear off. Force vector. This technology involve Fig. 6: Scanning-infrared technology relies 011 the interruption of il!frared liglll beams in frolll pl acin g a monitor on a pl atfo rm (Fig. 3). The of the display screen. Th e touch frame conta ins a row of LEDs and phototransistors moun red platfo rm i a top pl ate resting on springs th at on opposire sides ro creare a grid of in visible inf rared light beams. When a srylus e/llers rh e sit. in turn. on a pedestal base. Intern al sen­ rid and breaks one or more of rh e infrared beams, rhe controller idemifies rhe x andy coordi­ sors measure th e distance between the top nares. plate and the ba e. Each sensor consists of Transmissivity i the percentage of di spl ay Integration i the proce s of attaching the two para ll el plates that form a capacitor. one light th at pa ses through the materi al of touch ystem to the display. lnva ive integra­ attached to the top plate and th e other attached whi ch the touch system is constructed. Sy - tion requires that the di splay be di assembled to th e base. When the di play is touched. the tern requiring an overl ay - such as re istive. to attach the touch sy tern. Typi call y. an fo rce displaces and rotates the top plate capaciti ve. urface acousti c wave. guided invasive integrati on requires 15-90 min of a slightl y. whi ch cau es the distance between acou tic wave. and strain gauge - all nece ar­ killed technician's time, and vo id the displ ay each set of sen or pl ates to change li ghtly. ily have transmissivities of less th an 100%. manufacturer's warranties and FCC certi fica­ This permi ts a determinati on of the fo rce The response time of a touch applicati on is li on. on-invasive integrati on can u uall y be exerted and the pl ace where the force was affected by several factors: touch-system completed by anyone in less th an I 0 min. appli ed. respon e time, host proce in g peed, acce s Here are the relative advantages and di sad­ Force-vector systems provide a resolution to host electroni cs. and applicati on oftware. vantage of the di fferent touch techn ologies. of 40 points per inch. Because they involve Sealability - the ability to seal a ystem Capacitive overlay. A glass overl ay with a no overlay , these systems have I 00% trans­ from dirt, liquid . and oth er contaminants­ thin metall ic coating is pl aced on the surface mis ivity and a response time of typicall y can be import ant in some environments. and it of the di spl ay (Fig. 2). The user must touch 150-250 ms. l ntegrati on is non-in vasive. is critical in operating rooms. All touch tech­ the overlay with a conducti ve stylu s, such a a Force-vector techn ology offers great flex ibi l­ nologie can be sealed to meet the EMA- 12 fi nger, to acti vate the system. Touching the ity becau e it works wi th a vari ety of monitor requirement that a system operate aft er acci­ su rface causes a capaciti ve coupl ing with the weighing less th an 95 lbs. dental pi a hing or cleaning. Some of the voltage field that draws a minute amount of Due to the complex calculations required. technologies can be sealed to meet the current to the poin t of contact. The current the ystem' respon e time is relati vely slow. NEMA-4 standard. whi ch requires a system to fl ow from each corner depend s on the dis­ whic h i noti ceable when a target such as an operate after expo ure to hose-directed water. tance fro m the corner to the finger. The rati os icon i dragged aero the di spl ay. Cali bra­ The stylus can be a finger. pen. or gloved of these current s are measured by the con­ ti on is complex and time-consumjng. and hand. troll er and used to locate the touch. periodic adj ustments are required. Force­ Calibration entai ls adjusting a touch y - Capaciti ve-overl ay sy tem can deliver res­ vector touch sy tem cannot be ealed to tem by phy icall y modi fy in g the parameters olutions of up to 4096 x 4096 touch poi nts. NEMA-4 requi rement s and are sensit ive to of the touch - by. for example. adj usting and can be sealed to meet EMA-4 require­ shock and vibrati on. Due to the size of the potenti ometer and setting EEPROM parame­ ments. Capaciti ve-overl ay sen or are adapt­ sy tem pede tal, the mechanical package li m­ ters. abl e to a range of di spl ays, eliminating the its applicati on requi ri ng ti ght tolerances and A lignment in volves setti ng the spati al rela­ need for expensive custom designs. These low profi le . ti onship of the di spl ay's spati al coordinate ystems feature transmi ssivity of 85-92%. Guided acoustic wave. This techn ology is system to the touch coordinate system. All Response time is le than 50 ms, and the sys­ based on tran mitring acousti c waves through touch techn ologies must be ali gned. tems require a stylus th at conduct current. a glass overl ay pl aced on the displ ay surface

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(Fig. 4). A transducer mounted on the edge of require periodic calibration. The response opto-electronics is mounted on the frame the glass emits an acoustic wave, which trav­ time is 50 ms or less. assembly and concealed behind an infrared­ els through the overlay and is reflected across Installation of these sy tern i usually in va­ transparent bezel. The infrared controller the overlay by an array of reflectors. When a sive to maximize the optical quality of the dis­ sequentially pulses the LEDs. When a stylus finger contacts the overlay, it absorbs part of play and reduce the chance of breaking the enters the grid and breaks one or more of the the wave. Because the speed of the wave is glass. Resistive-overlay sen or are mechani­ infrared beams, the controller identifies the x known and the size of the overlay is fixed, the cal switches and will wear out after extended andy coordinate . control electronics can detect the touch and use because of breakdown of the separation Because no overlay cover the di play, determine the touch location. layer. The exposed polyester top is subject to transmissivity is I 00%. Scanning-infrared Guided-acou tic-wave re olution depends cuts and scratches and will not withstand cer­ systems require a tylus with a minimum upon the placement of the reflector arrays but tain chemicals. The glass overlay is suscepti­ diameter of 5116 in., which can be made of i typically 80 touch points per inch. Since ble to breakage. any substance. With fixed opto-electronics, the etched reflectors are fixed guided-acous­ Scanning inf rared. Thi technology relies these system are not subject to drift and need tic-wa e y terns are not subject to drift and on the interruption of infrared light beam in only be aligned with the di play. The need only be aligned with the di play. front of the display screen (Fig. 6). The touch respon e time i 50 ms or le s. Scanning­ Guided-acoustic-wave systems also offer a frame, or opto-matrix frame, contains a row of infrared system are available in non-invasive pressure- ensiti ve z-axis, and they can be light-emitting diodes (LED ) and phototran- versions and can be sealed to NEMA-4 stan­ sealed to meet EMA-4 requirements. istors mounted on opposite sides to create a dards. Since these systems have no overlay. With only one layer of glass and no metal­ grid of in vi ible infrared light beam . The they are Jess susceptible to vandalism and are lic coating. transmi sivity i 92%. Guided­ acoustic-wave ystems require a soft, energy­ Strain Gauge absorbing stylu - such a a finger- to oper­ ate. A pen or other hard tylus will not ab orb Transducers acoustic energy and will not be recognized as a touch. These systems typically require inva­ sive integration to maximize optical quality and reduce the chance of gla s breakage. Response time is typically 50 ms or less. Resistive overlay. This technology consi ts of a glass overlay with a thin metallic coating, over which a layer of polyester is placed (Fig. 5). The polyester layer has a si milar metallic coating on its interior surface. Tiny spacer dots of non-coated polyester prevent the two surface from contacting each other. A final hard coating i usually applied to the external surface of the polyester to reduce damage from a sharp tylus. A current is pulsed through the glass overlay along the x-axis and then the y-axi . When a finger or other stylus presses the two layers together, the current is shunted, the control electronics determine the coordinate , and the data are transmitted to the host computer. Resistive-overlay ystems can deliver reso­ lution of up to 4096 x 4096 touch points and have no stylus limitation . Sensors are adapt­ able to a range of display without ex pen ive custom designs, and the systems can be ealed to EMA-4 requirement . Becau e of the layers of materiaL resi tive­ overlay y terns have a tran missivity of only Fig. 7: A strain-gauge touch system cons isis of a CRT mounting shield, a clear glass overlay, 55-78%. They also suffer more from glare and four s1rain-gauge transducers moumed a11he corners of the overlay. Touching the overlay and reflection than any other touch technol­ produces differenl s1rains a1 each transducer. A comparison of 1h ese sf rains can del ermine the ogy. Resistive system are subject to drift and touch locmion.

18 Information Display 7&8195 age. The response time is 50 ms. An accu­ Direction of X - ---. TOUCH mulation of grease. dirt, or water can absorb Acoustic Waves _! "' ACTIVATION the acoustic wave and disable the sy tern until X Transm itter it is cleaned . ..------~~~~-=~~~-,..-) Reflective Elements Trends in Touch Technology Touch technology is produced today at lower cost and with greater reliability th an in the Direction of Y past. which makes it an attractive option for a Acoustic Waves variety of new application . Mobile and hand-held y terns, e pecially personal digital assistants (PDAs), require thin, light. low­ power. and ru gged touch sensor th at can be adapted for pen u e. The display and com­ puter industries are looking for more way to Y Receiver Y Transmitter u e the evolving touch technologie to im­ X Receiver plify th e work peopl e do with computers. The touch industry i relatively young. but because it offers an easy way for people to Fig. 8: In a sUifa ce-acoustic-wave touch system, a rransducer moun red on w1 acrylic H·edge interface with complex sy terns, we anti cipate a//ached near rhe edge of a glass overlay emirs an acousric wave rhar travels across rh e overlay that touch technology will teadily in crease its swface and is reflecred across rhe overlay by an array of reflectors. When a soft stylu s contacts penetrati on of information systems. • the wave, it absorbs parr of ir. Th e comrol electronics derects the rouch and determines its loca­ rion. relatively immune to shock and vibration. tem have some degree of parall ax cau ed by LCD!Fiat Panel They are built with solid-state technology and th e combination of a flat overlay with a Inspection/ Test/ Repair have no moving parts to wear out. curved display. The response time is 50 ms. Scanning-infrared systems typicall y pro­ Strain-gauge ystems use clamp-on packag­ vi de a resolution of 8 touch point per inch. in g. are designed fo r one proprietary monitor. Parall ax can occur when a touch is detected and cannot be adapted to other displays with­ while the stylus is still above the surface of out co tl y customizing. BB the display. and at least some parallax is Surf ace acoustic wave. This system is fo und in all CRT installations. Ambient li ght based on transmitting acoustic waves aero s in well-lit indoor environment presents no the sUiface of a glass overlay placed over the llliilil problem, but design and packaging modifica­ display surface (Fi g. 8). A transducer • Vi sual Inspection tions are required for infrared sy tern th at mounted on an acrylic wedge attached near line/ Pixel Probing will be exposed to direct sunlight. the edge of the glass emits the acoustic wave, Metal Deposition Elimination of Shorts Strain gauge. Thi system consists of a which travels across the overlay surface and is Trace Cutting CRT mounting shield. a clear glass overlay, di stributed across the overl ay by an array of Panel Testing and four train-gauge tran ducer mounted at reflectors. When a stylus contact the wave. it ITO Scribing the corners of the overlay (Fig. 7). Touching attenuates the wave motion. absorbing part of Glass Marking, Fritting the overlay produce different strai ns at each the wave. The control electronic detects the The overwhelming choice of transducer. A comparison of these strai ns can touch and determines its location. display makers around the world ! determine the touch location. Resolution is determined by the placement Ful l product li ne: tabletop, semi­ Strain-gauge systems can deli ver resolu ­ of the reflector arrays. Typically. it i 33 automatic, full production and tion up to 4096 x 4096 touch points. These touch points per inch. The component are large-area (1m x 1m) systems. systems have no stylu s limitations and are fixed, o the systems are not subject to drift. Call today for fu rthe r information. available in non -in vasive ver ions. The systems are pre sure ensi ti ve. so they FREE SAMPLES! Strain-gauge systems usually have a trans­ require a soft energy-absorbing stylus, and La sers for Microelectronics missivity of 92%. Calibrating them is com­ they are also adaptable to a wide range of dis­ ..12. FLOROC plex and time-consuming, and they cannot be pl ays. The tran missivity i 92%. Surface­ ~ CORI=»ORATION sealed to EMA-4 standards. The glass over­ acoustic-wave systems in volve invasive inte­ 17360 S. Grame rcy Place lay is subject to breakage, and the systems are grati on: they cannot be sealed to EMA-4 Ga rd ena, CA 90247-5212 310/532-2700, 800/323 -7691 , FAX : susceptible to vibration and shock. The sy - standards; and the overlay is subject to break- 310/329-1015, E-Mail : [email protected] Circle no. 21 CeBIT '95

Under sunny skies, the last seven-day-long CeBIT drew record crowds, while monitor manufacturers muttered darkly of tube shortages. by Bryan Norris

LI KE ALL previous editions of this confer­ Multimedia Is All the Rage multimedia products were also to be seen on ence, CeBIT '95 was held at the enormous, At thi s year's show, the most noticeable sight­ the Apple, Compaq, and Packard Bell stands. perm anent, custom-built show complex in and-sound promoti ons for monitors and PCs PCs in a monitor were also in evidence. Hann over, Germany, March 8-14, 1995. were for multimedi a products. Hidden away, Tandberg Data introduced its PC in a 17-in. Enj oying unusuall y beauti ful spring-like for example, in the massive Hall I were the monitor- the ErgoStati onTM 17C PT - at weather, over three-quarters of a million visi­ new, styli sh Panasonic 15- and 17-i n. multi­ CeBIT '94, and this product has been selling tors attended - nearly I 0% greater than the media monitors, the 15MM and the 17MM. qui te well , especially in Norway and Ger­ 1994 attendance of 682,500. Thus, there were These are similar in cabinet style and specifi­ many. At CeBIT ' 95, upgraded versions of the inevitable car queues; overfull car parks, cati ons to the 30-69-kHz PanaSync 4G 15-in. thi s product and th e subsequently introduced trams, buses, and trains; and the ai rport model and the 30-65-kHz PanaSync 5G 17- 15-in. model were presented on the Tandberg worked to capacity. (There is already concern in. model, with speakers integrated into th e section of the Norwegian stand. PCs in a th at CeBIT ' 96, one day shorter with its left and ri ght bezels and a built-in micro­ moni tor could also be seen on the liyama. (for­ scheduled dates of March 14-19, will be even phone. In the inner sanctum of the Nokia merl y IDEK) booth in a 17-in. version (as more crowded !) Nevertheless, as always, the booth was its 17 -in. multimedi a moni tor, the seen at the Windows Show '95 in London) abundance of things to see and learn at CeBIT 447V, first seen at the IT Forum in Paris in and as a prototype 14-in. model on the made it a ll worth while. This year, 6167 February. Liteon booth . exhibitors (compared to 5845 in 1994) occu­ Also in Nokia's inner room was the product Las t but not least, Nokia in troduced the pi ed 3 18,344 m2 (3 06,557 m2 in 1994) in 22 that got thi s year's CeBIT "Innovation of the 447K 3 1- 9 1-kHz 17-in. video-conferencing of the 25 hall s of the enormous Hannover Fair Year" award, a color television in a 17-in. monitor, whi ch was fitted with an integrated site. monitor - the 447V-TV. The wheel has camera placed centrall y below the screen. A The number of countries represented turned full circle: the first moni tors were TVs demonstrati on showed how the ISDN tele­ increased from 52 to 59, with 2436 exhibitors with th e tuners taken out! Now, the hi gh-res­ phone network can be used to connect th ese coming from outside Germany- 478 from the olution monitor is fitted with video-TV in put, "Media Stati ons," permitting data and/or USA. Australi a was thi s year' s "Partner a tuner, and a scan doubler to operate at VGA (white-board) drawings to be transferred Country," with 170 exhibitors, and its Prime resolution and deli ver a clear video picture between machines with a conventi onal video­ Minister, Paul J. Eating, joined a number of even at the corners of the screen. conferencin g sound-and-sight link - or with­ other di gnitari es such as Dr. Gander Rexrodt, On the ICL stand was its PC TV, whi ch out pi cture, if the small shutter is slid across Federal Minister for Economi c Affairs, in giv­ incorporates a CD pl ayer. The 14-in. monitor the camera lens. ing welcoming speeches before the show. can be used for normal PC operati ons or TV programs, including Teletext. Alternati vely, a New CDTs, Price Hikes, and Shortages user can enj oy music from the CD-ROM The revolutionary 17-in. 0.24-0.30-mm slot­ pl ayed through the built-in 12-W/channel type-grille pure-fl at tube from Matsushita was Bryan Norris is Monito r Program Manager speakers in Ni cam digital stereo sound! The offi ciall y launched at Hann over in monitors at BIS Strategic Decisions, Ltd. , 40-44 Rothe­ PC TV is to be manufactu red in Europe, which were promi sed for deli very later this sa.y Road, Luton, Bedf ordshire LUi JQZ, should begin retailing in April at around year fro m Panasonic itself, from Nokia (the U. K. ; telephone 44-1 -582-405-678,Jax 44-1- US$2250, and is intended primarily for the 30-85-kH z 447PF), and Vie wSonic. 582-405-828. He is a contributing editor to home/consumer/educati onal market, as are One of the major successes of 1994 has got Informati on Displ ay. most of the multimedia products. Similar to be the tremendous sales of moni tors using

20 Information Display 7&8/95 the 14-in. Sony Trinitron® tube, primarily by During 1994, 14-in.-tube prices fell by an up to 10% were being headlined for tubes of Sony itself but also from Nokia. Sales of the un sustainable 12%. Since the beginning of all screen sizes, and some second-quarter new 17sfl and 20sel "va lue" monitors are 1995, they have already ri sen by $5-6. Last 1995 tube price and qu antity offers have been also on the increase. At CeBIT, Sony intro­ September, the price of 15-in. tubes rose by withdrawn. No wonder that many of the Tai­ duced a monitor at the other end of the scale: 5%. During CeBIT, further price increases of wanese monitor makers at Hannover, espe- the 30- 107-kHz 20-in . 20sh. Monitors incorporating the 21-i n. Dia­ mondtron® aperture-grid tube from Mit­ subishi are now quite common. At the show, Mitsubishi itself introduced its new full-fea­ ISO Ergonomic Standards tured models usi ng the new, upgraded 21-in . Diamondtron® tube. Also seen were models for Video Displays wi th the just-released 17-in. Diamondtron® tube from Mitsubishi itself, Eizo, mira, and Developing and Marketing VDTs ... liyama (i n its forthcoming PC-in-a-monitor). As these tubes use the less-expensive triple An introductory seminar exploring the latest issues in silica coat to reduce emissions, they wi ll meet Video Displays, including CRT and Flat Panels, and the stringent TCO ' 91 recommendations with the International Standards ISO 9241 Parts 3 and 8. minimal extra cost. However, the disruption caused by the earthquake in Kobe, Japan, will cause both a shortage of these tubes and a October 5, 1995 - San Jose, California price ri se over the next few months. First, it did slightly damage the Mitsubishi Electric tube factory, and the production line was par­ Topics: tially suspended for a time. Secondly, it has added to transportation and component costs, • European Community (EC) Ergonomic notably of NC deflection yokes. Standards for VDTs - European Directive This brings us to the major topics of con­ 90/270/EEC versation among monitor suppliers at the • ISO Requirements for CRT Displays, Flat show, namely tube shortages and price increases. A number of factors are working Panels, Graphic Cards and Software together in a negative fa shi on. Components, • Test Methods and Evaluation Procedures for tubes, and monitors are all traded internation­ Displays and Display Card Drivers all y in U.S. dollars. The decreasing yen-to­ doll ar exchange rate is forcing prices up, espe­ • Current &Upcoming Standards and their cially prices of the many parts that origin ate in Impact Japan. Even basic materials such as steel and • Measurement Workshop plastics have witnessed significant price rises over the last 6 months. Furthermore, around the end of 1994, there was a 2-year peak in Safety & Display Engineers, Marketing and Sales Professionals monitor demand, with many of the larger should attend. manufacturers - such as Samsung, Philips, Tatung, Acer, and Matsushita/Panasonic­ almost doubling their production rates in an effort to meet the demand. Even the required quantities of bas ic 14-in. screen monitors are still increasing phenomenally. Despite the extra production capacity of COTs planned in Price: $245 per person their new overseas plants by tube producers­ (lunch and materials included) Taiwan's CPT, Toshiba in Thailand, Mat­ Times: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm sushita in Malaysia, Hitachi in Singapore, Philips in Austria, and Samsung in the U.K. ­ To Register, Call (708) 679-2888 ~ . production is not now expected to keep up or Fax (708) 679-6898 TOV Rheinland with the demand in 1995. Circle no. 22

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cially those working on a slim profit margin, tria and Switzerland, that certain buyers at Tandberg Data- have the label for most, if were concerned that they would have to institutional, large-company, governmental, or not all, of their models. increase prices to their clients- even if they civil bodies ask that the monitors they buy could secure sufficient quantities of tubes to meet TCO '92 "standards." Even in these TCO '95 meet their current production plans. countries, some suppliers at CeBIT reported, A visit to TCO's booth in Hall 7 made it obvi­ many buyers settle for MPR-II unless the ous that the organization has worked hard Environmentally Friendly price premium for TCO '92 is minimal. over the last few months to produce copies of Recommendations Nevertheless, some suppliers at CeBIT '95 the TCO ' 95 document and specifications, As mentioned last year, MPR-II is now usu­ are set to capitalize on the fact that the special which were available to all interested parties. ally taken for granted in Europe, showing that screen-coating method used to obtain the The document defines the criteria a product the monitor makers care, and most new moni­ lower emission level does not result in a sig­ must meet to qualify for a TCO ' 95 label, and tor introductions now have MPR-II as stan­ nificantly higher product cost, and they can is the latest step along TCO's path to ensure dard- or at least as an option. In 1994, TCO sell into this growing market. For example, that equipment used in the office environment ' 92 also became a more commonly offered all of the new Eizo range from the German is as environmentally friendly as possible option: there are 136 models shown on the distributor Raab Karcher have TCO '92, and (according to TCO's definitions). TCO ' 92 February 1995 TCO ' 92 "Environmentally the 17-in. model without it will only be mar­ labelling will continue in parallel with ' 95 Labelled Computer Displays" li st. (TCO '92 keted in the less-demanding countries of until the demand runs out. The TCO '95 incorporates the further-reduced emission lev­ Europe. Sony's new monitors also have TCO requirements follow those ofTCO ' 92, with els of TCO '91 and a power-save down to the '92, as do new products from Mitsubishi. the additional criterion that the system unit under 8 W ofNUTEK.) But it is still only in Traditional " low-emission" providers from must have its energy-saving function activated Sweden, Germany, and, to some extent, Aus- Nordic countries- notably ICL, Nokia, and on delivery. The promoters ofTCO '95 are TCO itself (The Swedish Confederation of Professional Employees, with 1.3 million members), the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, NUTEK (The National Board for Industrial and Technical Development in Sweden), and SEMKO, the independent elec­ trical products test and certification house. Meanwhile, on the TUV Rheinland booth in the middle of the American pavilion in Hall 6, the famous German test house outlined how it can provide practical help to assist manufac­ turers and further the cause of "environmen­ tally friendly specifications."

The "ECO Circle" Test Mark On February 28, 1995, TUV Rheinland became the first test house in the world to receive its accreditation certificate for ergonomics testing from the German-Govern­ ment-controlled accreditation office DEKITZ (German Co-ordination Department for IT Standard-Conforming Examination and Certi­ fication). TUV Rheinland is now officially empowered to examine and certify monitors for "Ergonomics and Electromagnetic Emis­ sions" as laid out in the relevant sectors of DIN EN 29 241 Part 3 8/93; ISO 9241-3 7/92; ISO/DIS 9241-8; MPR-II (MPR 1990:8 & 10, Parts 2.02-05); and ZH 1/618 10/80. The only other accredited testing lab to date is IBM Greenock, which, of course, cannot issue cer­ tificates. At CeBIT ' 95, TOY Rheinland unveiled its Circle no. 23 "TUV Rheinland 1995 Certificate." The

22 Information Display 7&8/95 ··ECO Circle" test mark covers safety, quite successfull y during the last half of 1994 ready for the day when Windows '95 fi nall y ergonomics, erne, noise, energy-saving, pollu­ on selling its 15- and 17-in. models rather arrives. On another important tack, Taxan tant reduction, and recycling. (The test mark th an 14-in. units. But even 15-in. models are promoted that it now gives a 3-year warranty incorporates a check to confirm the truth of now very cost-competitive, so it was not sur­ for all its monitors. the maker's own claim that the product meets prising that many vendors- especiall y the ··Blue Angel" requirements, and, if necessary, Japanese and European ones- were promot­ Summary that the product is worthy of the CE Mark, ing large-screen units and features. CeBIT proved again with record attendance mandatory on all IT equipment sold in the The 6821 is the first of Hitachi Europe's that it is the world's major IT and communica­ European market after January 1, 1996.) new generation of monitors. This 30-103- tions trade fair, and thus chosen by most man­ TDv Rheinland now has official approval that kHz 1600 x 1280 model with a flicker-free ufacturers and suppliers to introduce their new it has the test facilities to check monitors - 76-Hz refresh and a new 0.22-mm enhanced products to the important European market. and PCs, printers, and keyboards - for all the horizontal dot-pitch (EDP) CDT was only one Innovati ve monitors this year embraced multi­ relevant facts concerning safety, ergonomics, of a number of ultra-high-resolution monitors media models, PCs in a monitor, TVs in a and ecology. Thus, this one-stop shop and on di splay that were aimed at the financiall y monitor, and the video-conferencing monitor. eminently practical certificate offer a sign ifi ­ rewarding top end of the market. New multi­ Added to the now general features such as cant savings in time, effort, and cost for the media, new-tubed, and TCO '92 models power-save and flicker-free refresh rates, monitor manufacturer that mu st obtain abounded, and the power-save feature was many 1995 monitors will be multimedia, wi ll approval for a product. For those intending to taken to extremes by Hyundai- down to 0.3 include new CRTs, wi ll have yet-to-be-uti­ market in Europe- and especiall y in Germany W! Among others, NEC and Philips pro­ lized "Plug & Play" compatibility, and will - the "ECO Circle" test mark should prove an moted the fact that many of their new moni­ boast TCO '92- particularly for the German attracti ve approach to covering the multitude tors are "Plug & Play" compatible and thus and Swedish markets. • of necessary certifications.

FPD Monitors Scarce The number of FPD stand-alone monitors at CeBIT never seems to grow. This year, there Need... ?? was no sign of the small German maker • Low Power Ergoview seen last year. And the small niche • Sunlight Readable makers, such as Norwegian ASK and Davis, • Ultra High Resolution were again concentrating on promoting LCD • No Viewing Angle Restrictions panels as computer-controlled overhead-pro­ jector panels. Nevertheless, the U.K. niche­ market monitor manufacturer KME showed a kd§ - kent di§Pia~ §~§tern§ new, fu lly integrated industrial AMTFT-LCD the reflective LC[) C()mPanY stand-alone VGA monitor that can use will provide the best reflective LCD display solutions Toshiba or Hitachi 9.5- or 10.4-in. modules and retai ls for around £1600 (US$2500). On the Fujitsu stand, the latest fu ll-color 21-in. plasma (workstation) VGA monitors were displayed. The PDS 2 123 ali-in-one unit will be compatible with NTSC and available on the Japanese home market at the end of 1995 for around 1 million yen. A new SVGA PAL-compatible version for the European market was also forecast. A 42-in. version is promised for Japan by 1996.

The 1995 Monitor with our All American design & manufacturing team How does the "traditional" monitor supplier ready to assist you with your complete display needs. differentiate its product from that of Tai­ wanese suppliers and PC houses nowadays? First of all, most of them have moved out of k.ds - kent disPlaY systems the 14-in. market and now offer a comprehen­ 23373 Commerce Dr., Ste.A 1 Phone: 810 I 476-4555 sive range of larger-screen-size models. Sam­ Farmington Hills, Ml 48335 Fax: 810 I 476-4550 sung in Germany, fo r exampl e, concentrated

Circle no. 24 Industry directory

ID 's ninth annual directory of the display industry.

COMPILED AND EDITED BY THE EDITORIAL STAFF

Part I, beginning on this page, is a listing of products and services COMPUTER VIDEO INTERFACES Digital Vision 0 Dolch Computer 0 DR S relevant to the display industry. Part II, the company directory, 0 Cambridge Research 0 Covid 0 Military Systems 0 Eaton 0 Extron 0 Densitron 0 El ectrohome 0 Extron 0 General Electric 0 Grass Valley Group 0 begins on page 34. Mil gray Electronics 0 SAlT 0 Symco 0 Hitachi Denshi America 0 Raytheon Univision CONVERTERS, POWER

Va ritronix 0 VL Electronics 0 Volta rc CONNECTORS AND SOCKETS 0 Advanced Conversion 0 Astrosystems 0 Best Power Technology 0 Del Technologies 0 Wedgeli ght 0 Winsor 0 0 Caton Connector 0 Eaton 0 Part 1: Products and Electronics 0 Discom 0 Endicott 0 Fl at World Products 0 XTEK El astomeric Technolog ies 0 El form 0 Services Eurecran 0 Fujipoly America 0 General Candle 0 Ginsbury 0 Lorad Power Systems 0 Pacific Technologies 0 Swiss BARCODE READERS Atronics 0 Hoffman En grg. 0 Hosiden America 0 ITT Cannon 0 Kisco Santa Controls 0 Toko America 0 World 0 Craft Data ltd. 0 Panasonic Industrial Clara 0 Milgray Electronics 0 Raytheon Products 0 Xentek 0 Zytronics 0 Pentax Teknologies 0 Percon 0 ANTIREFLECTION COATINGS 0 Reynolds Industri es 0 Stan-Allen 0 Spectra-Physics Teledyne Kinetics 0 3M El ectronic CRT DESIGN SERVICES See optical coatings Products 0 Uniglobe Kisco 0 Young 0 Astronautics 0 Carroll Touch 0 CATHODE COMPONENTS Technology Display Labs 0 Electrohome 0 Ginsbury ANTIREFLECTI ON SCREENS 0 EEV, Inc. 0 Eldor 0 lncom 0 lnnotec 0 Hughes Technology Products 0 CONSULTANTS Milgray Electronics 0 Planar Advance See filters 0 Milgray Electronics 0 Philips Display Components 0 Schott Fiber Optics 0 0 Accudyne 0 ALCOM 0 ARD 0 ASM 0 Rank Brimar 0 Rank Brimar Ltd. 0 Thomas Electronics UTI Corp. America 0 AZ LCD 0 David Baldauf 0 ANTISTATIC CHEMICALS AND DEVICES Leo Beiser 0 Beta Prod ucts 0 Carroll CRT DISPLAYS 0 ACUStaticide 0 Dontech 0 Exxene CCD IMAGERS AND CAMERAS Consulting 0 Color Tech. So lutions 0 0 Hematite 0 Kisco Santa Clara 0 Constellation 0 CS ERIAC 0 Display See also large·screen displays, Romag Glass 0 Screen Shield 0 Tech 0 Ball Aerospace 0 Burle Industries 0 Engrg. 0 Eagle Magnetic 0 Ergonomics projection displays, simulator displays, Spray 0 Teknek Electronics 0 3M CID Technologies 0 Circon ACMI 0 0 Ergosyst Associates 0 FAt 0 3D display systems, touch interactive Electrical Specialties Coreco 0 Eastman Kodak 0 EEV, Inc. Flatscreen 0 H. L. Funk 0 Future Focus displays, deflection yokes, electron 0 EEV Ltd. 0 EG&G Reticon 0 Loral 0 GEC Hirst Research Centre 0 Gordon guns, focus coils, glass for CATs ASSOCIATIONS AND PROFESSIONAL Fairchild 0 Hitachi America 0 Kollmorgen Instru ments 0 H. W. Grossbohlin 0 Joe 0 McMahan Electro-Optics 0 Mega Vision SOCIETIES Hallett o Walter Hett 0 Marv Hodges 0 CRT monitors, full color 0 Mekel En grg. 0 Milgray Electronics 0 Kah n Inti. 0 Kamstra Communications 0 0 ALCOM 0 Display Works 0 Human NEG Electronics 0 Optical Radiation 0 0 Astronautics 0 Aydin Controls 0 Factors Society 0 Instrument Society of Kenix Industri es 0 Bern ard J. Lechner 0 Optronics 0 Panasonic Industrial 0 Lighting Sciences 0 Machine Vision and Barco 0 Barco Chromatics 0 Barco America 0 National Computer Graphics Philips Components 0 Photometries 0 Display 0 Barco Video & Commun. 0 Associates 0 Society for Information Control Inti. 0 MIRC 0 Monterey Pulnix America 0 Raytheon o Sa rn off Tech nologies 0 Mushield 0 National Burle Industries 0 Robert Busch 0 Display 0 SPIE 0 SPSE Research Center 0 Security Defense Research Resources 0 Nutmeg Calcomp 0 Canadian Marconi o Systems 0 Schott Fiber Optics 0 Sharp Consulta nts 0 O'Mara & Associates 0 Capetronic 0 Cardion El ectronics 0 BACKLIGHTS (for liquid-crystal displays) Electronics 0 Sony Display Device Group Optics 1 0 Opto·Cal 0 Pacific Media Citronix 0 Clinton Electronics 0 Craft 0 Symco 0 Telesensory 0 Teltron 0 AlliedSignal 0 Axonix 0 BKL 0 Associates 0 Pacific Technologies 0 Data, Inc. 0 Data Ray 0 Digitran 0 Technologies 0 Vanzetti Systems 0 Briteview Technologies 0 CTX 0 Pearson & Associates 0 PEMM Services Display Technologies 0 Dotronix 0 Eaton Xybion Dimension Technologies 0 Display Engrg. 0 Phosphor Technology 0 Louis IDT 0 EDL Displays 0 Electrohome 0 0 Display Systems 0 Durel 0 Earth Rudzinsky Associates 0 Alan Sobel 0 Electronic Image Systems 0 El og raphics Computer 0 Elform 0 Eltech 0 CHARACTER RECOGNITION DEVICES Stanford Resources 0 Stereomedia 0 0 ETC Computer 0 FI MI Philips 0 Eurecran 0 Flat Candle 0 Flat Panel General El ectric 0 Ginsbury 0 Gritz's o Coreco o Eastman Kodak 0 Kisco Tannas El ectronics 0 Technology Transfer Display 0 Futaba America 0 General Emporium 0 Honeywell 0 Hughes Santa Clara 0 NEG Electronics Institute 0 Telic Optics 0 3D lmagetek 0 Electric 0 Hamlin LCD 0 Hewlett-Packard Ai rcraft 0 IBM 0 lkegami Electronics 0 0 Physical Optics 0 Sharp Digital 3DTV 0 VDC 0 Aron Vecht & Associates 0 Hitachi America 0 Hoffman Engrg. 0 Image Systems 0 lnfodex 0 lntecolor 0 Information Products 0 Telesensory 0 0 Westland Electronics IEC 0 ILC Technology 0 Imaging & Interstate Electronics 0 Ke ltron 0 Kristel Voice Connexion 0 WACOM 0 Xe rox Sensing o lntertace Prod ucts 0 1ST 0 0 Lockheed Sanders 0 Loral Info Display Imaging Systems CONVERTERS, DIGITAUANALOG JKL Components 0 Kerry Electronics 0 Systems 0 Manitron Displays 0 0 Best Power Technology 0 Cardion Lamplighter Industries 0 Landmark Micro Touch Systems 0 Milg ray Electronics Electronics 0 Colorado Video 0 CTX 0 Technology 0 LCD Lighting 0 Loctite CID IMAGERS AND CAMERAS 0 Mitsubishi Electronics America 0 Data Translation 0 Digital Vision 0 Dolch 0 Loral Info Display Systems 0 Lumitex Moniterm 0 MTL Systems 0 Nippon 0 CID Technologies 0 Digital Vision 0 Computer 0 Grass Valley Group 0 lnfax 0 Milgray Electronics 0 Modutec 0 Electric Glass 0 Opto·Cal 0 Orwin 0 Raytheon 0 Interaction Systems 0 Kollmorgen 0 National Semiconductor 0 Pacific Panasonic Industrial 0 Pegasys 0 Philips Mekel Engrg. 0 Omega El ectronics 0 Technologies 0 Precision Lamp 0 Racal Consumer Electronics 0 Philips Display Ps iTECH 0 Raytheon 0 Recognition Acoustics 0 Rantec 0 Raytheon o CLEANING AGENTS Components 0 Pixelink 0 Planar Concepts 0 RG B Spectrum 0 Yamaha Regisbrook 0 Reynolds Industries 0 0 Borer Chemie AG Advance 0 Rank Brimar 0 Rasterops 0 Systems Technology SAlT 0 I. I. Stanley 0 Stanley Electric 0 Raytheon 0 Relisys 0 Sampo Ame ri ca Swiss Controls 0 Teledyne Electronic 0 Sarnoff Research Cente r 0 Sony 0 COLOR MATCHING SYSTEMS CONVERTERS, DIGITAUVIDEO Technologies 0 TFD 0 Thomas Sony Display Device Group 0 Sony Electronics 0 Three-Five Systems 0 3M 0 Color Tech. Solutions 0 Milgray 0 Best Power Technology 0 Colorado Graphic Display 0 Stanley Palmer 0 Optical Systems 0 Transicoil 0 UC E 0 Electronics 0 Minolta Video 0 Coreco 0 Data Translation 0 Symco 0 Systems Research Labs 0

28 Information Display 7&8195 Tatung 0 Tektronix 0 Thomas Totoku Electric 0 TSD Display Products Groupo Teltron Technologies 0 Thomas Logic 0 Craft Data, Inc. 0 Craft Data ltd. 3ectronics 0 Thomson Components & 0 Wells Gardner 0 Z-Axis o Zenith Electronics 0 Thomson-CSF 0 Thomson 0 Dale Electronics 0 Davis 0 Densitron Tubes 0 Thomson-CSF 0 Thomson Electronics Tubes Electronics 0 Diagnostic/Retrieva l Systems 0 ubes Electroniques 0 Toshiba America Digitran 0 Display Systems 0 Dolch 0 Totoku Electric 0 Ultimate Display CATs, beam-index CRT MATERIALS Computer 0 DRS Military Systems 0 F·P Solutions 0 Vidiwall 0 Wells Gardner 0 0 CRT Inti. 0 Digitran 0 Electronic Electronics 0 Gennum 0 General Digital Zenith Electronics See individual listings for filters, Image Systems 0 Ginsbury 0 Honeywe ll getters, glass, magnetic shielding, 0 Honeywell 0 Hughes Aircraft 0 0 Keltron 0 Raytheon 0 Richardson materials, optical coatings, phosphors, Hughes Technology Products 0 lnfodex o lntertace Products 0 Lockheed CRT monitors, high-resolution Electronics 0 Sarnoff Research Center 0 polarizers Sanders 0 Metheus 0 Micro Touch (1 024 x 768 and over) Sony Display Device Group 0 Teltron Technologies 0 Thomas Electronics 0 Systems 0 Milgray Electronics 0 0 Advanced Video Products 0 AEG 0 Thomson Components & Tubes 0 CRT TESTING LABORATORIES Moniterm 0 Motorola 0 National Apricot Sigmex 0 Astronautics 0 Aydin Thomson-CSF 0 Thomson Tubes 0 Citronix 0 0 TOV Rheinland Research Resources 0 National Controls 0 Barco 0 Barco Chromatics 0 Electroniques 0 Zenith Electronics Semiconductor 0 Omega Electronics 0 Barco Display 0 Barco Video & Commun. DEFLECTION AMPLIFIERS Pixelink 0 Primagraphics 0 Pulseview 0 0 Capetronic 0 Cardion Electronics 0 CATs, conventional Regisbrook 0 Richardson Electronics 0 Citronix 0 Clinton Electronics 0 0 Astronautics 0 Celco Pacific 0 Rytrak 0 SAlT 0 Supertex 0 Tektronix Cornerstone Technology 0 CRT Inti. 0 0 AEG 0 Aydin Controls 0 Burle Citronix 0 Ginsbury 0 lnfodex 0 0 Texas Instruments Japan 0 Trident Dage-MTI 0 Data Ray 0 Digitran 0 Industries 0 Robert Busch 0 Canadian Motorola 0 National Semiconductor 0 Microsystems 0 Unigraf 0 Univision 0 Display Technologies 0 Display Tek 0 Marconi 0 Cardion E;lectronics 0 Clinton Orwin 0 Rank Brimar 0 Rank Brimar Versatec 0 Vidiwall 0 Western Digital 0 Dotronix 0 EDL Displays 0 Electrohome Electronics 0 CRT Inti. 0 CRT ltd. 0 Richardson Electronics 0 Schott Yamaha Systems Technology 0 Electronic Image Systems 0 Scientific 0 Digitran 0 EEV, Inc. 0 EEV Fiber Optics 0 Thomson-CSF ltd. 0 General Atronics 0 General Elographics 0 Evans & Sutherland DISPLAY HOUSING, RUGGEDIZED Computer 0 FIMI Philips 0 Ginsbury 0 Electric 0 Ginsbury 0 Gritz's Emporium DEFLECTION YOKES Honeywell 0 Hughes Aircraft 0 Hughes 0 Hitachi America 0 Honeywell 0 0 Astronautics 0 Barco Chromatics 0 Hughes Aircraft 0 Hughes Lexi ngton 0 0 Discom 0 Display Components 0 Barco Display 0 Burle Industries 0 Technology Products 0 IBM 0 lkegami EEV ltd. 0 Eldor 0 Ginsbury 0 Hughes Electronics 0 Image Systems 0 Imaging lkegami Electronics 0 Imaging & Sensing Robert Busch 0 Craft Data, Inc. 0 0 lntecolor 0 ISE Electronics 0 1ST 0 Aircraft 0 lnfodex 0 K & R Engrg. 0 Diagnostic/Retrieval Systems 0 Digitran & Sensing 0 lnfodex 0 lntecolor 0 Panasonic Industrial 0 Philips Display Interstate Electronics 0 Kristel 0 Litton Milgray Electronics 0 Mitsubishi 0 Display Systems 0 Dontech 0 DRS Electronics Sales America D Moniterm Components 0 Rank Brimar 0 Military Systems 0 Eaton 0 Electrohome Electron Devices 0 Lockheed Sanders 0 Raytheon 0 Richardson Electronics 0 Lo ral Info Display Systems 0 Manitron 0 MTL Systems 0 Panasonic Industrial 0 EI·Op Electrooptics 0 Eurecran 0 Sampo 0 Sarnoff Research Center 0 Displays 0 Micro Touch Systems 0 0 Pl anar Advance 0 Rank Brimar ltd .. General Digital 0 Honeywell 0 Hughes Sony Display Device Group 0 Stanley Milgray Electronics 0 Mitsubishi 0 Raytheon 0 Richardson Electronics 0 Aircraft 0 lnfodex 0 lntecolor 0 Rockwell Inti. 0 SAMTEL USA 0 Sarnoff Palmer 0 Syntronic Instru ments 0 lntertace Products 0 LCSP-Deeco 0 Electronics America 0 Moniterm 0 MTL Thomson-CSF 0 Totoku Elect ric 0 Systems 0 National Semiconductor 0 Research Center 0 Sony Display Device Milgray Electronics 0 Plessy Naval WinTron 0 Zenith Electronics Orwin 0 Panasonic Industrial 0 Pegasys Group 0 Stanley Palmer 0 Tektronix 0 Systems 0 Racal Acoustics 0 Teltron Technologies 0 Thomas Regisbrook 0 SAlT 0 Stanley Palmer 0 0 Philips Consumer Electronics 0 DEPOSITION EQUIPMENT Philips Display Components 0 Pixelink Electronics 0 Thomson Components & Syntron ic Instruments 0 Tektronix 0 0 Plessey Naval Systems 0 Rank Tubes 0 Thomson-CSF 0 Thomson 0 lnnotec 0 lntevac 0 Kurdex 0 Thomson-CSF Brimar 0 Rasterops 0 Raytheon 0 Tubes Electroniques 0 Toshiba America Materials Research Corp. 0 Specialty Relisys 0 Sampo America 0 Sarnoff 0 Video Display 0 Vidiwall 0 World Coating Systems 0 Thin Film Devices DISPLAY SIMULATION AND MODELING Research Center 0 Simtech 0 Sony 0 Products 0 Zenith Electronics SYSTEMS DEPOSITION SERVICES Sony Display Device Group 0 Sony 0 ALCOM 0 autronic 0 Robert Busch CATs, flat Graphic Display 0 Stanley Palmer 0 0 Dontech 0 Dynap ro 0 Florod 0 0 Coryphaeus 0 Diagnostic/Retrieva l Systems Research Labs 0 Tatung 0 0 Advanced Video Products 0 AEG 0 lntevac 0 Kurdex Systems 0 DRS Military Systems 0 Tektronix 0 Thomson-CSF 0 Thomson Carroll Touch 0 CRT Inti. 0 CRT Eaton 0 Evans & Sutherland Computer 0 Tubes Electroniques 0 Toshiba America Scientific 0 Digitran 0 EEV, Inc. 0 EEV DIGITAL FILM RECORDERS Hitachi Denshi America 0 Hughes LV 0 Totoku Electric 0 Ultimate Display ltd. 0 Futaba 0 Ginsbury 0 Honeywe ll Products 0 lnfodex 0 Liberty Mirror 0 Solutions 0 Unigraf 0 Vivitek 0 0 Celco Pacific 0 CRT Inti. 0 Eastman Defense Avionics 0 Hughes Aircraft 0 Kodak 0 ECRM Trust 0 Ektron Applied MTL Systems 0 Rank Brimar 0 RGB Wh ittaker 0 Zenith Electronics lkegami Electronics 0 lnfodex o MTL Imaging 0 Hybrid Micrographics 0 Spectrum 0 Sarnoff Research Center 0 Systems 0 Milgray Electronics lmapro 0 Lasergraphics 0 Management Star Technologies 0 Tektronix 0 Mitsubishi Electronics Sales America CRT monitors, monochrome Graphics 0 Mekel Engrg. 0 Polaroid 0 Panasonic Industrial 0 Pegasys 0 DISPLAY SUBSYSTEMS 0 Advanced Video Products 0 AEG 0 Planar Advance 0 Raytheon 0 DIGITAL VIDEO SYSTEMS 0 Astronautics 0 Babcock Di splay Astronautics 0 Ball Aerospace 0 Burle Richardson Electronics 0 Sarnoff Products 0 Barco Chromatics o Barco Industries 0 Robert Busch 0 Capetronic Research Center 0 Sony 0 Sony Display 0 Burle Industries 0 Colorado Video 0 Display 0 Cambridge Research 0 Canon, 0 Cardion Electronics 0 Citronix 0 Device Group 0 Teltron Technologies 0 CRT Inti. 0 Digital Vision 0 Dynair 0 Inc. 0 Celco Pacific 0 Craft Data, Inc. Clinton Electronics 0 Cornerstone Thomas Electronics 0 Thomson-CSF 0 Eastman Kodak 0 Ellime Vision Systems 0 Craft Data ltd. 0 CTX 0 Dale Technology 0 CRT Inti. 0 CRT Scientific Toshiba America 0 Video Display 0 0 Grass Valley Group 0 Honeywell 0 Electronics 0 Densitron 0 Diagnostic/ 0 Dage-MTI 0 Data Ray 0 Digitran 0 Zenith Electronics lnfodex 0 Mekel Engrg. 0 Primagraphics Display Technologies 0 Dotronix 0 0 Sarnoff Research Center 0 Symco Retrieval Systems 0 Dimension Technologies 0 Display Systems 0 Dolch Electrohome 0 Electronic Image Systems CATs, miniature 0 Texas Instruments 0 Thomson-CSF 0 EI-Op Electrooptics Industries 0 ETC 0 Univision 0 Zenith Electronics Computer 0 Eaton 0 Futaba America 0 Computer 0 General Electric 0 Ginsbury 0 AEG 0 Burle Industries 0 Robert General Digital 0 Hughes Lexington 0 0 Gritz's Emporium 0 Honeywell 0 Busch 0 CRT Inti. 0 CRT Scientific 0 DIGITIZING TABLETS Hughes Technology Products 0 lEE 0 Hughes Aircralt 0 Hughes Technology Digitran 0 EEV, Inc. 0 EEV ltd. 0 lntertace Products 0 Kerry Electronics General Atronics 0 Ginsbury 0 Gritz's 0 Calcomp 0 IBM 0 Numonics 0 0 Litton Systems Canada 0 Mark IV Products 0 IBM 0 lkegami Electronics 0 Scriptel 0 SMART Technologies 0 Emporium 0 Honeywell 0 Hughes Industries 0 Milgray Electronics 0 Image Systems 0 Imaging & Sensing 0 Summagraphics 0 WACOM lnfax 0 lnfodex 0 Interstate Electronics Aircraft 0 Hughes Lexington 0 Imaging & National Research Resources 0 Optical Sensing 0 1ST 0 Litton Electron Devices Devices 0 Optical Rad iation 0 Optotek 0 1ST 0 Keltron 0 Kristel 0 Lockheed DISABLED DISPLAY USER AIDS Sanders 0 Manitron Displays o 0 Planar Advance 0 Rank Brimar ltd. 0 Planar Advance 0 Positive Micro Touch Systems 0 Moniterm 0 0 Raytheon 0 Richardson Electronics 0 0 Enabling Technologies 0 Regisbrook Technologies 0 Quantum Electronics 0 National Semiconductor 0 Opto-Cal 0 Sarnoff Research Center 0 Sony Display o Telesensory 0 Virtual Vision Regisbrook 0 SAlT 0 Syntronic Orwin 0 Panasonic Industrial 0 Pegasys Device Group 0 Stanley Palmer 0 Instruments 0 Texas Instruments 0 0 Philips Consumer Electronics 0 Teltron Technologies 0 Thomas DISPENSER CATHODES UCE 0 Unigraf 0 Univision 0 Varitronix Electronics 0 Thomson-CSF 0 Thomson 0 Vivitek 0 VL Electronics Philips Display Components 0 Pixelink 0 Electronics Sources 0 Formosa Tubes Electroniques 0 Video Display 0 0 Planar Advance 0 Plessey Naval Advanced Tech. 0 Philips Components 0 Vivitek Systems 0 Rank Brimar 0 Rasterops 0 Raytheon 0 Semicon Associates 0 Sony DISPLAY SYSTEM INTEGRATORS Raytheon 0 Relisys 0 Sampo America Display Device Group 0 Astronautics 0 Autodisplay AS 0 CATs, multibeam 0 SAMTEL USA 0 Sarnoff Research Babcock Display Products 0 Barco Center 0 Sony Display Device Group 0 0 CRT Inti. 0 Digitran 0 General Chromatics 0 Barco Display 0 Canadian DISPLAY DRIVERS AND CONTROLLERS Stanley Palmer 0 Symco 0 Systems Atronics 0 Ginsbury 0 Honeywe ll 0 Marconi 0 Celco Pacific 0 Computer Research Labs 0 Tatung 0 Tektronix 0 lnfodex 0 Litton Electron Devices 0 D Advanced Conversion 0 Astronautics Dynamics 0 Craft Data, Inc. 0 Craft Data Thomson-CSF 0 Thomson Tubes Richardson Electronics 0 Sarnoff 0 Avalex 0 Barco Chromatics 0 Barco ltd. 0 Dale Electronics 0 Davis 0 Electroniques 0 Toshiba America 0 Research Center 0 Sony Display Device Display 0 Cambridge Research 0 Cirrus Densitron 0 Diagnostic/Retrieval Systems

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D Digitran D Display Systems D Dolch ENCLOSURE DESIGN SYSTEMS Philips Components D Romag Glass D HOLOGRAPHIC LIGHT-SHAPING Computer D DRS Military Systems D Schott Glass Technologies D SEM-COM DIFFUSERS DEaton Eastman Kodak D Eaton D Elographics D Viratec D VL Electronics D Physical Optics D EI-Op Electrooptics Industries D Eurecran D F-P Electronics D Futaba D EYE AND HEAD MOVEMENT TRACKERS GLASS FOR CRTs IMAGE COMPRESSION General Digital D Honeywell D Hoya D EI-Op Electrooptics Industries D D Corning Asahi D Donnelly Applied Electronics D Hughes Technology Honeywell D ISCAN 0 Polhemus 0 D lmagraph D Schott Fiber Optic D Films D Hoya Electronics D Metavac D Products D Interface Products D Rediffusion Simulation D Reynolds Symco Mito Fine Glass D Nippon Electric Glass Kollmorgen D LCSP-Deeco D Lockheed Industries D Sarnoff Research Center D D O&S Research D Precision Electronic Sanders D Loral Info Display Systems D Vista Controls IMAGE STORAGE Glass D Raytheon D Schott Glass Mark IV Industries D Milgray Electronics D Colorado Video D CRT Inti. D Milgray Technologies D Specialty Coating D National Research Resources D FACSIMILE ("FAX") MACHINES Electronics 0 Stereomedia National Semiconductor D Optical Systems D Techneglas D U.S. Precision D Canon, Inc. D Eltime Vision Systems Electronics D Planar Advance D Plessy Glass D Viratec D IBM D Mitsubishi Electronics Sales IMAGE TUBES Naval Systems D Quantum Electronics D America D Relisys Rockwell Inti. D SAlT D Sanders GLASS FOR FLAT-PANEL DISPLAYS D Burle Industries D CRT Inti. D EEV, Associates D Scriptel D SEOS Displays Inc. D EEV Ltd. D Hughes Aircraft D 1ST FIBER-OPTIC FACEPLATES D Billco Mfg. D Brewer Science D D Kollmorgen D Litton Electron Devices D Thomson-CSF D Transicoil D Vidiwall Corning ADP D Denglas D Denton D Digitran D Future Focus D Galileo D D Philips Components D Sony Display D VL Electronics D Whittaker Vacuum D Donnelly Applied Films D EEV General Atronics D lncom D Raytheon D Device Group 0 Teltron Technologies 0 ltd. D E for M D Flachglas AG D Schott Fiber Optics D Transicoil Thomson Tubes Electroniques DISPLAYS Glaverbel D Hoya Electronics D Hoya See listings under specific technology, . Optics D Kisco Santa Clara D Libbey­ FIELD-EMITTER DISPLAYS i.e., CRT, plasma, electroluminescent Owens-Ford D Metavac D Mito Fine IMAGING BOARDS D Planar Advance Glass D Nagase California D National D Computer Peripherals D Coreco D CR Research Resources D Nippon Electric DISTORTION CORRECTION DEVICES Technology D Crystal Vision D Data FILTERS Glass D O&S Research D Optical Translation D Eastman Kodak D EPIX D D Display Components D Display labs Devices D Planar Advance D Planar 0 American Polarizers 0 Balzers 0 IBM D lmagraph D Kollmorgen D Matrox D Eldor D lntronics D K & R Engrg. D Systems D Romag Glass D Rytak D Brewer Science D Robert Busch D Electronic Systems D Philips Components Syntronic Instruments D Thomson-CSF Schott Corp. D Scriptel D SEM-COM 0 Courtaulds D Denglas D Denton Vacuum D Primagraphics D PsiTECH D Sharp Specialty Coating Systems D Uniglobe D Dontech D E for M D Flex Products Digital Information Products D Symco DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS Kisco D U.S. Precision Glass D Viratec D Fosta-Tek D Ginsbury D Glaverbel D 0 Teledyne Electronic Technologies D D Covid Hoffman Engrg. D Homalite D Hoya Univision Electronics D Hoya Optics D lEE D GRAPHICS BOARDS AND ELECTROCHROMIC DISPLAYS Korry Electronics D Liberty Mirror D PROCESSORS IMAGING WORKSTATIONS LMT D Metavac D Mito Fine Glass D D Mito Fine Glass D SAlT D Astronautics D Avalex D Aydin D Advanced Video Products D Aydin Multicomp D NoRad D O&S Research D Controls D Barco Chromatics D Barco Controls D Decision Images D ELECTROLUMINESCENT DISPLAYS OCA D OCLI D Optical Devices D Display D Calcomp D Cambridge Diagnostic/Retrieval Systems D Gordon Panelgraphic D Planar Advance D D Aydin Computer/Monitor D Barco Research D Computer Peripherals D Instruments D IBM D lmagraph D Polaroid D Precision Optical Filters D Coreco D Crystal Vision D Data Chromatics D Barco Display D BKL D Kollmorgen D Management Graphics D Raytheon D RMF Products D Rockwell Canadian Marconi D Capetronic D Craft Translation D Densitron D Diagnostic/ McMahan Electro-Optics D McMahan Inti. D Romag Glass D Schott Glass Data Ltd. D Dale Electronics D Densitron Retrieval Systems D Eaton D Evans & Research Labs D Mega Vision D Sarnoff Technologies D Screen Shield D D Digitran D Earth Computer D Eaton Sutherland Computer D General Electric Research Center D Sharp Digital Southwall Technologies D Stanley Palmer D Eaton IDT D Eldec 0 Eltech 0 D Honeywell D Hybrid Micrographics D Information Products D Visual Information D Systems Research Labs D Thin Film Honeywell Defense Avionics D Hoya IBM D lmagraph D lmapro D Kollmorgen Technologies Devices D Toko America D 3M Optical Electronics D IEC D lEE D lnfodex D D Lasergraphics D Loral Info Display Systems D U.S. Precision Glass Systems D Matrox Electronic Systems D Interface Products D Interstate Electronics JOYSTICKS D Kaiser Electronics D Lamplighter D Metheus D Nth Graphics D Omnicomp FLAT-PANEL DISPLAYS Micro Touch Systems D Milgray Electronics Graphics D Parallax D Pixelink D D Aydin Controls D Robert Busch D D Opto-Cal D National Research See individual listings for backlights, Polaroid D Positive Technologies D Digitran D WICO Resources D PEMM Services D electroluminescent displays, Primagraphics D PsiTECH D Rasterops Phosphor Products D Planar Advance D electromechanical displays, D RGB Spectrum D Sony D Sony KEYBOARDS Planar America D Planar Inti. D Planar electrochromic displays, large-screen Graphic Display D Star Technologies D Tatung D Thomson-CSF D Trident D Aydin Controls D Robert Busch D Systems D PPM Photomask D Pulseview displays, light- Microsystems 0 Univision 0 Western Computer Keyboards Systems 0 Craft D Quantex D Regisbrook D Rogers emitting diode displays, liquid-crystal Digital D Yamaha Systems Technology Data, Inc. D Digitran D Display Systems Corp. D Sarnoff Research Center D displays, plasma displays, filters, 0 Futaba 0 IBM 0 IEC 0 lntecolor D Sharp Digital Information Products D projection displays, simulator displays, GRAPHICS SUBSYSTEMS Interface Products D Milgray Electronics Sharp Electronics D Spectrum Sciences 3D displays, touch interactive displays, 0 Regisbrook D Transicoil D Two D 1.1. Stanley D Stanley Electric D Swiss vacuum fluorescent displays D Astronautics D Barco Chromatics D Technologies Controls D Thomson-CSF D Transicoil D Barco Display D Cambridge Research D James Wilson D World Products D XTEK FLAT-PANEL MATERIALS D Dale Electronics D Densitron D LAMPS AND LIGHT SOURCES See individual listings for masks, filters, Diagnostic/Retrieval Systems D Eaton D ELECTROMECHANICAL DISPLAYS glass, magnetic shielding, materials, Loral Info Display Systems D Positive D ILC Technology Technologies D Univision D WACOM D Astronautics D Ametek Aerospace optical coatings, photolithography Products D Densitron D Digitran D equipment, polarizers LARGE-SCREEN DISPLAYS, All GRAPHICS WORKSTATIONS Displays Inc. D Earth Computer D F-P TECHNOLOGIES Electronics D Honeywell Defense Avionics FOCUS COILS D Aydin Computer/Monitor D Aydin See also projection displays D Hughes Aircraft D lnfax D Interface Controls D Barco Chromatics D Barco D Aydin Computer/Monitor D Balzers D Products D Mark IV Industries D Omega D Discom D Display Components D Display D Computer Dynamics D Barco D Barco Projection D Barco Video Electronics D Pulseview D Regisbrook D Eldor D Ginsbury D George D. Harris Diagnostic/Retrieval Systems D Eaton lOT & Commun. D Capetronic 0 Comfuture Rockwell Inti. D Sharp Digital Information Associates D K & R Engrg. D Multicomp 0 Evans & Sutherland Computer D 0 Convac-APT D Cornerstone Products D Stan-Allen D Thomson-CSF D Rank Brimar D Rank Brimar ltd. D Gordon Instruments 0 Grass Valley Group Technology D Craft Data Ltd. 0 Crystop D Transicoil D XTEK Raytheon D Sarnoff Research Center D D Hughes LV Products D IBM D Display D Davies D Densitron D Digitran Syntronic Instruments D WinTron Lockheed Sanders D Management D Display Tech D EDL Displays 0 EEV Graphics D McMahan Electro-Optics D ELECTRON GUNS Ltd. D Electronic Image Systems D GETTERS Primagraphics 0 PsiTECH D Sanders D Clinton Electronics D CRT Inti. D Eurecran D Evans & Sutherland Computer D Andrews Glass D CRT Inti. D Associates D Thomson-CSF General Atronics D Hughes Aircraft D D F-P Electronics D Fujitsu Raytheon D SAES Getters Hughes Lexington D lnnotec D lntevac Microelectronics D Futaba America D HARD-COPY DEVICES D Philips Components D Raytheon D General Digital D General Electric 0 GLASS FOR COMPONENTS Richardson Electronics D Sarnoff See individual listings for digital film Ginsbury D Gritz's Emporium 0 Hitachi Research Center D Sony Display Device D Andrews Glass D Denton Vacuum D recorders, facsimile machines, plotters, America D Hitachi Denshi America D Group D Thomas Electronics D Donnelly Applied Films D Hoya Optics D printers (impact, ink-jet, thermal-transfer, Hughes-JVC D Hughes LV Products D Thomson-CSF D Video Display D Zenith Libbey-Owens-Ford D Nippon Electric electrophotographic, color graphic), IEC D Image Systems D lnfolex Corp. D Components Group Glass D OCLI D Optical Devices D printer supplies, printheads lntecolor D lristal D Micrion D

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Stanley 0 Systems Siemens Components 0 Vacuumschmelze Research Labs 0 Three-Five Systems 0 0 Viratec Video & Commun. 0 Brewer Science 0 Electronics 0 Future Focus 0 General Dana Enterprises-0 Donnelly Applied Electric 0 Hewlett-Packard 0 IBM 0 lEE Uniglobe Kisco 0 Xerox PARC 0 XTEK Films 0 Dynair 0 E for M 0 Indium 0 lnfolex Corp. 0 Interface Products 0 MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT LIQUID-CRYSTAL DISPLAYS, America 0 General Digital 0 National !SCAN 0 JKL Components 0 Litton Research Resources 0 Optical Radiation Systems Canada 0 Mark IV Industries 0 FERROELECTRIC 0 Accudyne 0 Advanced Display 0 ASM America 0 autronic 0 Aydin 0 Optical Solutions 0 Physical Optics MicroTouch Systems 0 Milgray Electronics 0 ALCOM 0 Autodisplay 0 AZ LCD 0 Computer/Monitor 0 AZ LCD 0 Best O "Pianar Advance 0 Plasmaterials 0 0 Modutec 0 Morrison Electronics 0 Canon, Inc. 0 Crystop Display 0 Digitran Power Technology 0 Billco Mfg. 0 Retroscan 0 Target Materials 0 Tosoh Opto-Cal 0 Optotek 0 PPM Photomask 0 Display Systems 0 EEV Ltd. 0 Brewer Science 0 Brooks Automation 0 SMD 0 Vacuum Engineering 0 Viratec 0 Pulseview 0 Quantum Electronics 0 Eurecran 0 GEC Hirst Research Centre CFM Technologies 0 Convac-APT 0 0 Virtual Vision 0 Reflection Technology 0 Regisbrook 0 0 Ginsbury 0 BF Goodrich 0 Hornell CRT Inti. 0 Donnelly Applied Films 0 Sharp Electronics 0 1.1. Stanley 0 Stanley Elektrooptik 0 Micro-Optics 0 MicroTouch Eaton IDT 0 Fairchild Convac 0 Florod light-emitting diode displays Electric 0 Teledyne Electronic Systems 0 Milgray Electronics 0 PPM 0 Glen Technologies 0 Holtronic 0 Technologies 0 Three-Five Systems 0 Photomask 0 Regisbrook 0 Rytrak 0 0 Arconium 0 Arconium-Piasmarc 0 Hornell Automation 0 Hughes Assembly James Wilson 0 XTEK Thomson-CSF 0 UCE 0 Varitronix Brewer Science 0 Dialight 0 Display 0 Hybrid Micrographics 0 Image Systems 0 E for M 0 F-P Electronics 0 Processing Systems 0 lnterserv 0 LIGHT PENS/POINTING SYSTEMS LIQUID-CRYSTAL DISPLAYS, PASSIVE Hewlett-Packard 0 Indium America 0 lntevac 0 Kenix Industries 0 Kisco Santa lnfolex Corp. 0 Advanced Display 0 AEG 0 ALCOM 0 Aydin Controls 0 Interactive Computer Clara 0 Kurdex 0 Leybold 0 Lighting 0 Physical Optics 0 Plasmarc 0 Products o Digitran 0 IBM 0 0 Ametek Aerospace Products 0 Sciences 0 Materials Research Corp. 0 Plasmaterials 0 Quantum Electronics 0 Micro Touch Systems 0 Scriptel 0 Astronautics 0 Autodisplay AS 0 AZ LCD Micrion 0 Miwa 0 Nalpak Sales 0 Stanley Electric 0 Target Materials SMART Technologies 0 Symco 0 Batron 0 Robert Busch 0 Casio LCD Nikon Precision 0 Nippon Seiko K.K. 0 0 Teledyne Electronic Technologies 0 0 Craft Data, Inc. 0 Craft Data Ltd. 0 OAI 0 Optical Radiation 0 Pacifio Vacuum Engineering 0 James Wilson CRT Inti. 0 Crystaloid Electronics 0 Technologies 0 Photon Dynamics 0 LIQUID-CRYSTAL DISPLAYS, Crystop Display 0 CTX 0 Dale Plasma-Therm 0 PRI Automation 0 ACTIVE-MATRIX Electronics 0 Davis 0 Densitron 0 Progressive System Technologies 0 light pens/pointing systems 0 Acculex 0 ASM America 0 Dicrystal Images 0 Digitran 0 Display Semiconductor Systems o Semitool 0 0 Dynapro 0 Micro Touch Systems Astronautics 0 Robert Busch 0 Canadian Systems 0 Earth Computer 0 Eaton 0 Sony 0 Specialty Coaling Systems 0 0 Physical Optics 0 Plasmaterials Marconi 0 Casio LCD 0 Convac-APT 0 EEV Ltd. 0 EM Microelectronic 0 Spectrum Sciences 0 Spire 0 Steag 0 Scriptel 0 Vacuum Engineering Craft Data, Inc. 0 Craft Data Ltd. 0 CTX Eurecran 0 Excel Technology 0 GEC Micro Tech 0 Teknek Electronics 0 Ultra t 0 Dais Electronics 0 Davies 0 Hirst Research Centre 0 General Electric 0 Uniglobe Kisco 0 Veeco/Sioan Densitron 0 Digitran 0 Display Systems 0 Ginsbury 0 Hamlin LCD 0 Hantronix Technology 0 Watkins-Johnson 0 Wande liquid-crystal displays 0 Dolch Computer 0 Earth Computer 0 Hitachi America 0 Hornell Elektrooptik 0 XMR 0 Young Technology 0 Advanced Display 0 ALCOM 0 0 Eaton 0 EEV Ltd. 0 Electrohome 0 0 Hosiden America 0 lEE 0 In Focus AlliedSignal 0 Arconium-Piasmarc 0 AZ Epson America 0 Flat Panel Display 0 Systems 0 Interface Products 0 lristal 0 LCD 0 BDH 0 Brewer Science 0 MARKET RESEARCHERS/PUBLISHERS Fujitsu Microelectronics 0 GEC Hirst Kent Display Systems 0 Kisco Santa Courtaulds 0 Dainippon Ink & Chemicals Research Centre 0 General Electric 0 Clara 0 Kyocera 0 Kristel 0 LXD 0 0 Dempa 0 Electronic Trend 0 Ergosyst 0 Dana Enterprises 0 Display Systems Ginsbury 0 BF Goodrich 0 Hitachi Mark IV Industries 0 MicroTouch Systems Associates 0 FAI 0 Future Systems 0 0 Donnelly Applied Films 0 Dynapro America 0 Honeywell Defense Avionics 0 Milgray Electronics 0 Mito Fine Glass Walter Hett & Associates 0 Information 0 Earth Computer 0 E for M 0 EM o Honeywell o Hosiden America 0 0 Mitsubishi Electric Sales America 0 Associates 0 MIRC 0 Multimedia and Industries 0 F-P Electronics 0 General Hughes Aircraft 0 Hughes Technology Nalional Research Resources 0 National Videodisc Monitor 0 Nutmeg Publishing Digital 0 F. Hoffmann La Roche 0 Products 0 Interface Products 0 Semiconductor 0 Norsk LCD 0 nView 0 Consultants 0 O'Mara & Associates 0 Hughes Aircraft 0 lncom 0 Indium Interstate Electronics 0 Kristel 0 Kyocera Ocular 0 Omega Electronics 0 Optrex Pacific Media Associates 0 Photonics America 0 Kenix Industries 0 Kisco 0 Litton Systems Canada 0 Lockheed America 0 Optrex/Satori 0 Polytronix 0 Spectra 0 Ramey Scientific 0 Stanford Santa Clara 0 Korry Electronics 0 Mark Sanders 0 Lora! 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plasma displays, ac OPTICAL DESIGN SERVICES PLASTIC MOLDING EQUIPMENT D Mitsubishi Electronics America D 0 Arconium 0 Brewer Science 0 D Dontech D Future Focus D Milgray D Milgray Electronics QMS D Raytheon D Seiko Instruments Donnelly Applied Films D E for M D IBM Electronics D Physical Optics D Schott D Syntest D Team Systems D Toyo Canada D Kisco Santa Clara D SEM­ Fiber Optics D Teledyne Electronic PLASTIC MOLDINGS Spectrum D Versatec D Xerox Engrg. COM D SpireD Target Materials D Technologies Systems D Milgray Electronics Tosch SMD D Uniglobe Kisco D Vacuum OPTICAL DISCS AND SYSTEMS Engineering PRINTHEADS PLOTTERS D Canon, Inc. D Eastman Kodak D D Craft Data Ltd. D DH Print D GEC plasma displays, de Glaverbel D Honeywell D IBM D Kisco D Calcomp D John Fluke Mfg. D IBM D Hirst Research Center D Optotek D Santa Clara D Milgray Electronics D Milo Summagraphics D Tempest Technologies D Arconium D Displays D Donnelly Panasonic Industrial D Stanley Electric D Versatec D Xerox Engrg. Systems Applied Films D E for M D lEE D Kisco Fine Glass D Nagase California D Pentax Santa Clara D Micrion D Panasonic Teknologies D Sony Display Device Group POLARIZERS Industrial D Quantum Electronics D SEM­ D U.S. Precision Glass PROJECTION DISPLAYS COM D SpireD Target Materials D D Advanced Display D American OPTICAL SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES Liquid-crystal light-valve projectors Tosch SMD D Uniglobe Kisco D Vacuum Polarizers D Balzers D Robert Busch D Engineering D NEC Electronics Da-Lite Screen D Dana Enterprises D D Astronautics D Barco D Barco Dontech D E for M D Fosta-Tek D Hoya Projection D CRT Inti. D Davis D Draper plasma displays, color PC-BASED TEST EQUIPMENT Electronics D Inti. Polarizer D Kisco Screen D Electrohome D Electronic Santa Clara D Man & MachineD Image Systems D Eurecran D Evans & D Brewer Science D Carroll Touch D E D autronic D Display Labs D Eldim Nagase California D National Research Sutherland Computer D Flat Panel Display for M D General Digital D Kisco Santa D Florod D Image Processing Systems Resources D Nitta Denko D OCA D D Fujitsu Microelectronics D GEC Hirst Clara D SEM-COM D Target Materials D D Landmark Technology D Unigraf D OCLI D Optical Devices D Polaroid D Research Centre D General Electric D Tosch SMD D Uniglobe Kisco D Vacuum Veeco/Sioan Technology D Video Precision Optical Filters D Reel 3-D D Hosiden America D Hughes Aircralt D Engineering Instruments Romag Glass D Sanritz D Uniglobe Kisco Hughes LV Products D lristal D Keltron PHOSPHORS D Micrion D Micro-Optics D National spacers POLYMER FILMS Research Resources D nView D Optical D CRT Inti. D EEV Ltd. D General D Bangs Labs D Dana Enterprises D Solutions D Panellght D Polytronix D Atronics D Hoya Electronics Hughes D Brewer Science D E for M D Exxene Kenix Industries D Kisco Santa Clara D PPM Photomask D Proxima D Lexington D LCD Lighting D Phosphor D Speciality Coating Systems Pacific Technologies D Sekisui Fine Regisbrook D Retroscan D Rytrak D Products D Phosphor Technology D Chemical D SEM-COM D Uniglobe Kisco Sarnoff Research Center D Sayett D Quantex D Sarnoff Research Center D POWER SUPPLIES, HIGH VOLTAGE D Vacuum Engineering Simtech D Sony Display Device Group D Sony Display Device Group D SpireD 0 Advanced Conversion 0 American Stalow D Telex Communications D Zenith Electronics High Voltage D Astronautics D Thomson-CSF D 3-D Image Tek D Video thin films Astrosystems D Best Power Technology Display PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY CHEMICALS D Indium America D Burle Industries D Cherry Electrical D D Hoechst Celanese Data Translation D Davalco D Del Projection CATs touch screens Electronics D Digitran D Discom D PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT Display Components D EEV Ltd. D Eldec D Barco D Barco Projection D CRT Inti. D Courtaulds D Brewer Science D Canon USA D D Endicott D John Fluke Mfg. D D Digitran D Draper Screen D Dynair D Convac-APT D Fairchild Convac D Ginsbury D HC Power D Honeywell D EEV, Inc. D EEV Ltd. D EI-Op MICE AND OTHER POINTING DEVICES lnterserv D Holtronic D Kisco Santa ILC Technology D lnnotec D K and M Electrooptics D Electrohome D Electronic D Dale Electronics D Digitran D Dynapro Clara D MRS Technology D Nikon Electronics D K & R Engrg. D Keltron D Image Systems D Evans & Sutherland D Hosiden America D IBM D lntecolor Precision D OAf D Steag MicroTech D Lorad Power Systems D MultiComp D Computer D General Atronics D Ginsbury D MicroTouch Systems D ProximaD Karl Suss D Tamarack Scientific D Ultra National Semiconductor D Rantec D D Gritz's Emporium D Hitachi America D Scriptel D SMART Technologies D t D Uniglobe Kisco Regisbrook D Reynolds Industries D Hitachi Denshi America D Hughes Aircraft WACOM Sampo America D Sanders Associates D D Hughes Lexington D Keltron PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY SERVICES Schott High Voltage D Wasatch High D Mitsubishi Electric Sales America D Optical Solutions D Panasonic Industrial MICROCHANNEL PLATES Voltage D WinTron D Zytronics D Brewer Science D Holtronic D Rank Brimar D Raytheon D D Galilee D lntervac D Philips PRINTER SUPPLIES Rediffusion Simulation D Sarnoff Research Components PHOTOMASKS Center D Simtech D Sony Display Device D Acculex D Computer Peripherals D See masks Group D Stereomedia D TDSD D Eastman Kodak D Harris Corp. D IBM D OPTICAL COATINGS Techneglas D Thomson Components & D MRS Technology Lasertechnics D QMS Tubes D Thomson-CSF D Thomson See also filters, polarizers Tubes Electroniques D Video Display D PLASMA DISPLAYS, AC PRINTERS, COLOR GRAPHIC D American Polarizers D ASM America Vidiwall D Zenith Electronics D Balzers D Robert Busch D Brewer D Craft Data Ltd. D Densitron D D IRIS Graphics D Lasergraphics D Science D Courtaulds D Denglas D Donnelly Applied Films D Electro Plasma Lasertechnics D Mitsubishi Electronics REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE Denton Vacuum D Diagnostic/Retrieval D Fujitsu Microelectronics D General America D Polaroid D QMS D Syntest Systems D Donnelly Applied Films D Electric D Interstate Electronics D Micrion D Tempest Technologies D Texas of computer systems Dontech D E for M D Exxene D Flex D Milgray Electronics D Milo Fine Glass Instruments D Astronautics D Aydin Controls D Products D Fosta-Tek D Ginsbury D D PEMM Services D Photonics Systems Hitech Inti. D IBM D Man & MachineD Hoffman Engrg. D Homalite D Hoya D Plasmaco D Plessey Naval Systems PRINTERS, ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHIC Recognition Concepts D Tempest Electronics D Hoya Optics D IBM Canada D Pulseview D Spire D Thomson (LASER AND LED) Technologies D Kollmorgen D Kurdex D Liberty Mirror Components & Tubes D Thomson-CSF D D Canon, Inc. D Harris Corp. D IBM D D LMT D Merck D Metavac D Milo Fine Thomson Tubes Electroniques D Whittaker Lasertechnics D NBS Southern D Pentax Glass D O&S Research D OCA D OCLI D World Products of display systems Technologies D QMS D Raytheon D D Optical Devices D Panelgraphic D Astronautics D Aydin Controls D Tempest Technologies D Physical Optics D Plasmaterials D PLASMA DISPLAYS, DC Display Technologies D Florod D Plasma-Therm D Polaroid D PPM General Electric D Electrohome D IBM D Babcock Display Products D Cherry PRINTERS, IMPACT Photomask D Romag Glass D Southwall Electrical D Craft Data Ltd. D Dale D Man & MachineD Micrion D Miwa D Technologies D Specialty Coating Electronics D Densitron D Displays D D DH Print D IBM D NBS Southern D Quantum Electronics D Signatone D Systems D TFD D Thin Film Devices D Donnelly Applied Films D General Electric Relisys D Syntest D Tempest Team Systems Thin Film Technology D U.S. Precision D lEE D Micrion D Milgray Electronics Technologies Glass D Viratec D Milo Fine Glass D Panasonic Industrial of high-voltage power supplies D PEMM Services D Pulseview D PRINTERS, INK-JET D American High-Voltage D Astrosystems OPTICAL COMPONENTS Quantum Electronics D Spire D D Canon, Inc. D Howtek D IRIS D Best Power Technology D Del Thomson-CSF Graphics D Summagraphics D Syntest D AlliedSignal D ILC Technology D Electronics D Display Components D F-P lncom D Kerry Electronics D Milgray Electronics D Keltron D Multicomp D PLASMA DISPLAYS, COLOR PRINTERS, THERMAL-TRANSFER AND Electronics D Nippon Electric Glass D Reynolds Industries OAf D Optro-Mechanics D Physical D Densitron D Craft Data Ltd. D Micrion DYE-SUBLIMATION Optics D Schott Fiber Optics D Milgray Electronics D PEMM Services D Acculex D Calcomp D Craft Data Ltd. D Teledyne Electronic Technologies D D Photonics Systems D Plasmaco D D DH Print D Eastman Kodak D IBM D SCAN CONVERTER TUBES Thin Film Devices 0 Viratec Spire Lasergraphics 0 Lasertechnics D Raytheon

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SCOREBOARDS Systems 0 EPIX 0 Global Imaging 0 Interaction Systems 0 Kristel 0 Lockheed Honeywell Defense Avionics 0 Howtek 0 Sanders 0 Micro Touch Systems 0 0 EEV ltd. 0 F-P Electronics 0 Futaba IBM 0 Kollmorgen 0 Loral Info Display microscopes Milgray Electronics 0 Mitsubishi Ame rica 0 Hughes LV Products 0 lnfolex Systems 0 McMahan El ectro-Optics 0 0 autronic 0 Celco 0 Gamma Electronics America 0 Optical Solutions Corp. 0 Mark IV Industries 0 National McMahan Resea rch Labs 0 Mega Vision Scientific 0 Inter-Logic 0 Klein Optical 0 Phosphor Products 0 Reg isbrook 0 Research Resources 0 Quantum 0 Photometries 0 Rediffusion Simulation 0 Leica 0 Nikon Precision 0 Olympus RGB Dynamics 0 SAlT 0 Scriptel 0 Electronics 0 Racal Acoustics 0 0 Sarnoff Research Center 0 Security America 0 Optro-Mechanics 0 Symco 0 SMART Technologies 0 1.1. Stanley 0 Regisbrook 0 Teledyne Electronic Defense Systems 0 Sharp Digital TNP Thomson-CSF 0 Thomson Tubes Technologies Information Products 0 Univision 0 Electroniques 0 Transicoil 0 Varitronix Versatec 0 Videotek Systems 0 Vidiwall photometers OWACOM SCRIBERS 0 Xerox Imaging Systems 0 autronic 0 Gamma Scientific 0 Eldim 0 Kenix Industries 0 Kisco Santa Clara TOUCH SCREENS 0 Karl Suss 0 Uniglobe Kisco 0 Villa optical analysis software 0 Graseby Optronics 0 Hoffman Engrg. 0 lnstitue for Photometry & Radiometry 0 Precision 0 Aydin Controls 0 Robert Busch 0 0 autronic 0 Robert Busch 0 Eaton 0 Labsphere 0 Leica 0 Lighting Sciences Carroll Touch 0 Craft Data ltd. 0 CTX EI-Op Electrooptics Industries 0 Eltime 0 LMT 0 McMahan Research Labs 0 0 Dale Electronics 0 Densitron 0 SEALANTS Vision Systems 0 Global Imaging 0 IBM Microvision 0 Opto-Cal 0 Spectron Draper Screen 0 Dynapro 0 Earth 0 Honeywell 0 Kollmorgen 0 Lighting 0 Dainippon Ink & Chemicals 0 Displays Engineering 0 Tektronix Computer 0 Electro Mechanical Systems Sciences 0 Photon Dynamics 0 Sarnoff Inc. 0 Kisco Santa Clara 0 Nippon 0 Elform 0 Elographics 0 ETC Research Center 0 Sound Decisions 0 Electric Glass 0 SEM-COM 0 Uniglobe radiometers Computer 0 Exzec 0 John Fluke Mfg. 0 Kisco Telic Optics 0 autronic 0 Gamma Scientific 0 Ginsbury 0 IBM 0 lntecolor 0 Interaction Systems 0 Interface Products SEMICONDUCTORS signal processing software Graseby Optronics 0 Hoffman Engrg. 0 Institute for Photometry & Radiometry 0 0 MicroTouch Systems 0 Milgray 0 Chips & Technologies 0 EM 0 Aydin Computer/Monitor 0 Cardion Labsphere o McMahan Research Labs o Electronics 0 O&S Research 0 OCLI 0 Microelectronic 0 Hewlett-Packard 0 Electronics 0 Data Translation 0 Minolta 0 Opto-Cal 0 Spectron Optical Devices 0 Optical Solutions o Kenix Industries 0 Milgray Electronics 0 Diagnostic/Retrieval Systems 0 Display Engineering 0 Tektronix Phosphor Products 0 Regisbrook 0 RGB NEG Electronics 0 Pan asonic Industrial Systems 0 DRS Military 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VIEWING SCREENS ADVANCED CONVERSION AMERICAN HIGH VOLTAGE, 1957-A throughput in-line sputtering systems for D Physical Optics TECHNOLOGY, 2001 Fulling Mill Rd ., Friendship Dr. , El Cajon, CA 92020 the deposition of silicon dioxide and ITO P.O. Box 70, Middletown, PA 17057 Manufacturers of high-voltage power sequentially. VIRTUAL IMAGING Designers/manufacturers of military and supplies for CRTs, photomultipliers, x­ Richard T. Seery commercial standard and custom high­ ray imaging tubes and beam-index tubes. 303/530-1411 Fax: 3031530-3214 D Future Focus D Gritz's Emporium D voltage CRT power supplies for multi-output Line of /ow-cost rack-mount HV supplies Reel 3-D D Stereomedia D Virtual Vision subminiature he/met-mounted units (7.5 kV} for laboratory work. Full-MIL-approved APPLIED IMAGE, INC., 1653 E. Main St., D Vivitek to very-high-power color units (35 kV}. Also, ruggedized hostile-environment products. Rochester, NY 14609 low-voltage system supplies, flat fluorescent Jerry Crebs, Mktg. Mgr. Manufacturers of large glass photomasks VIRTUAL-REALITY DISPLAYS drivers, transformers, and circuit card 6191258-5804 Fax: 6191258-6816 with linewidth resolution of 0.0002 in. and D Electrohome D Future Focus D Gritz's assemblies. accuracy of± 0.000020 in. made of high­ Emporium D Reel 3-D D Simtech D Mike L. Endy, Sis. Admin. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF SMALL grade chromium-coated glass for flat-panel, Stereomedia D Teledyne Electronic 717/939-2300 Fax: 7171939-7170 BU SINESS, 7515 Wayzata Blvd., automotive, EL, and plasma displays or any Technologies D 3DTV D Vista Controls Minneapolis, MN 55426 other precision image application. D 01 Products ADVANCED DISPLAY SYSTEMS, INC., Publishers of a business plan software Eduardo J. Navarro, V.P. Sls./Mktg. 1343 Exchange Dr., Richardson, TX 75081 package for the graphics arts industry 7161482-0300 Fax: 7161288-5989 X-RAY IMAGE STORAGE SCREENS Manufacturers of high-speed zero-field which provides all narrative for a business multistab/e LCDs (MLCDs}, FPD production plan and spreadsheets. Available for IBM! D Levy Hill D Phosphor Technology D APRI COT SIGMEX LTD., Sigma House, N. equipment, including LCD turnkey IBM-compatibles, and Apple Macintosh Quantex D Security Defense Systems production systems, and equipment and PCs. Heath La ., Horsham, West Sussex, U.K. RH1 2 4UZ technology for LCD materials, including Lorraine Metcalf polarizer film. 612/545-7001 Toll Free: 1-800/328-2906 Manufacturers of a range of high-resolu­ James Lupino, V.P. tion high-reliability full-color monitors, including FST versions, designed for end 2141644-0902 Fax: 2141644-3315 AMERICAN POLARIZERS, INC., 141 S. users, systems integrators, and OEM mar­ Seventh St., Reading, PA 19602 kets. Custom ruggedized monitors. Config­ ADVANCED VIDEO PRODUCTS, Manufacturers of circular polarizers for urab/e between 32 and 65 kHz. 2 Robbins Rd., Westford, MA 01886 light-emitting readouts (EL, LED, gas­ Tony Greatbatch, Sis. Mgr. Part II: Companies Designers/manufacturers of ultra-high­ discharge, VF, CRT, etc.} designed to 44-40-350-445 Fax: 44-40-341-121 resolution monitors and display stations. enhance contrast/readability and eliminate Resolutions range from 2048 x 2560 gray external glare. Neutral linear polarizers Listings are in strict alphabetical order. scale to 4096 x 3300 single bit. Monitors also available. ARCONIUM - PLASMARCTM DIVISION, Punctuation, spaces, and the initial definite can be configured for a variety of platforms Mary E. Dybalski, Mktg. Mgr. 50 Sims Ave., Providence, Rl 02909 article ' The' are ignored. Numbers (3D, 3M, including AT and MicroChannel. 6101373-5177 Toll Free: 1-800/736-9031 Manufacturers of ITO and ITM sputtering 01) , symbols(&), and abbreviations (Co. , Henry Kunicki, V. P. Display Sis. Fax: 6101373-2229 targets, including planar, rotatable, and Corp. , Inc., Ltd.) are listed as though fully 5081692-2020 Fax: 508/486-8488 custom designs. Fully integrated approach spelled out. Companies bearing the name AMER INEX A. I., 409 Main St. , Amherst, from indium refining and oxide manufactur­ of an individual are usually listed under his AD-VANCE MAGNETICS, INC., 625 Mon­ MA 01002 ing capability to localized bonding in U.S., last name. roe St., P.O. Box 69, Rochester, IN 46975 Manufacturers of a wide range of soft­ Belgium, and Hong Kong. Doped tin and Manufacturers of custom-fabricated ware products for image processing and zinc oxide targets also available in all ACCUDYNE CORP., 2330 Commerce magnetic shields, magnetic shields for image understanding applications and custom and standard geometries. Park Drive NE, Palm Bay, FL 32905 CRTs, magnetic-shielding alloys, sheet, research which include graphical user Brian O'Neill, Prod. Mgr., PVD Materials Manufacturers of state-of-the-art LCD and foil, magnetic tape data protectors, interlaces, algorithm and access-function 4011456-0800, 1-8001343-0282, production systems, from independently photomultiplier-tube shields, shielded libraries, visualization tools, segmentation Fax: 4011421 -2419 operated machines to automated produc­ enclosures for flexible computer disks, libraries for feature extraction, and tools tion lines. Equipment offerings include: and computer-monitor shields. for domain-specific reasoning. ARCONIUM SPECIALTV ALLOYS, 400 rubbing, spacer applications, adhesive Kay Nixon, V.P. Sis. Richard Kretschmann, Pres. Harris Ave., Providence, Rl 02909 dispensing, edge-seal press, assembly 2191223-3158 Fax: 2191223-2524 4131256-8941 Fax: 4131253-4203 Manufacturers of indium and indium­ cleaning, filling, handling systems, and based products such as indium oxide and process consulting. AEG CORP., Opto & Vacuum Electronics AMETEK AEROSPACE PRODUCTS, ITO used in EL displays/phosphors and Gene Bressler, Sis. Mgr. Div., 180 Mount Airy Rd ., Basking Ridge, Sellersville, PA 18960 high-purity indium for liquid-crystal 407/724-6500 Fax: 407/727-1632 NJ 07920 Manufacturers of a complete line of LED materials. Manufacturers of high-resolution large and dichroic LCD displays and cockpit Jack Hamilton, Sis. Mgr. ACCULEX CORP., 440 Myles Standish and small CRTs for film-imaging, medical, instrumentation for a wide range of 4011456-0800 Toll Fre e: 1-800/343-0282 Blvd., Taunton, MA 02780 thermal-imaging, avionic, and industrial aerospace applications. Fax: 401 1421-2419 Manufacturers and distributors of applications. Also, LCD information boards Jerry Anderer, Sis. Mgr. industrial process monitoring and display featuring a mosaic character for public­ 215/257-6531 Fax: 2151257-1888 ARD CORP ., 9151 Rumsey Rd., Columbia, products. Surlace-mount technology information applications in airports, railway MD 21045 designs; rugged digital panel meters stations, highway signs, etc. AMUN EAL MANUFACTURING CORP., Consulting services dedicated to work­ (LCD and LED} for measuring temperature, Andrew J. Fay, Sr. Sis. Engr. 4737 Darrah St., Philadelphia, PA 19124 place improvement through the integration pressure, voltage current, etc. 9081204-8936 Fax: 908/204-8945 Providers of magnetic-shielding solutions of technology and the human element. Richard Mullen, Prod. Mktg. Mgr. to the display industry for 30 years. Services include advanced software devel­ 508/880-3660 Fax: 508/880-0179 ALCOM, Liquid Crystal Institute, Kent State Services include complete fabrication, from opment, human-factors engineering, prod­ University, Kent OH 44242 specialized components to complex uct design and evaluation, and usability ACL, INC./STATICID E, 1960 E. Devon National research center for liquid­ assemblies, high-permeability shielding testing. Ave., Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 crystal devices, perlorming basic research materials, in-house engineering, design, Tamara K. Fuller, Bus. Dev. Coord. Manufacturers of STATIC/DE topical anti­ and technology development. Educational heat-treatment, and test facilities. 301 /997-5600 Toll Free: 1-8001969-ARD1 static solution, a highly effective method services for liquid crystals and related Adam Kamens, Sis. Engr. Fax: 3011997-3902 for long-term static control, which is non­ technologies at all levels available. Staff 215/535-3000 Fax: 215/743-1715 toxic, non-flammable, non-staining, and includes liquid-crystal professionals from ASM AMERICA, 4302 E. Broadway, completely biodegradable. Available in technicians to Ph.Ds. Characterization and ANDREWS GLASS CO., 410 S. Fourth St., Phoenix, AZ 85040 general-purpose and heavy-duty sprays or modeling of LCDs also available. Vineland, NJ 08360 Manufacturers of LPCVD equipment for wipes for use on CRT screens. John L. West, Assoc. Dir. Custom manufacturers of glass and silicon and oxide films used to fabricate Tony Banks, V.P. Sls./Mktg. 2161672-2581 Fax: 216/672-2796 quartz components for the opto-electronics TFT networks that drive active-matrix LCDs. 7081981-9212, Toll Free: 1-800/782-8420, industry; envelopes, getters, plasma tubes, Ray Schott Fax: 7081981-9278 ALLI EDSIGNAL, INC., MicroOptic Devices, etc. Precision forming, grinding, polishing, 602/437-1405 Fax: 602/437-1403 3500 Garrett Dr., Santa Clara , CA 95054 glass-to-metal, and graded seals available. ADAPTIVE MICRO SYSTEMS, INC., 7840 Manufacturers of micro-optic films that Dennis Courtney, Pres. ASSOCIATION EXHIBITIONS, 6 Foldyard N. 86th St., Milwaukee, WI 53224 improve color and gray-scale perlormance 6091692-4435 Toll Free: 1-8001845-0026 Close, Sutton, Goldfield, Birmingham, West Manufacturers of electronic program­ over wide viewing angles for both active Fax: 609/692-5357 Midlands, U.K. B76 1QZ mable message displays for both indoor and passive LCDs. Product consists of a Trade show/conference organizers of and outdoor applications. Brand names thin, highly collimating backlight and a APPLIED FILMS LABS, INC., 6797 Electronic Information Displays {EID}, include BETA-BRITE@ and ALPHA.'"' diffusing screen with black matrix for high­ Winchester Cir., Boulder, CO 80301 successfully relaunched as a new series Curt Lillie, V.P. Sis ambient viewability. Manufacturers of thin-film coated in 1993 in London, England. The 1993 and 4141357-2020 Toll Free: 1-8001558-7022 Thomas L. Credelle, Dir. Mktg. components, such as ITO-coated glass and 1994 shows were highly successful, and Fax: 4141357-2029 4081562-0310 Fax: 4081562-0388 thin-film coating systems including high- the event, sponsored by SID, is now

34 Information Display 7&8195 Europe's major display event. Next show: AXON IX CORP., 844 South, 200 East, Salt reflection and contrast-enhancement resolution imaging displays; and color­ Nov. 14-16, 1995. Lake City, UT 84111 coatings. critical displays with co/or-calibration Terry C. Brandon, Event Director Manufacturers of portable peripherals for Philip Krueger software. 44-121-313-0750 Fax: 44-121-313-2423 laptop computers and a backlighting retrofit 510/651-1232 Fax: 510/651-1669 Piet Candeel, Sis. Mgr. for laptops with non-backlit LCDs. 32-56-233-242 Fax: 32-56-233-374 ASTRONAUTICS C.A. LTO. ISRAEL David L. Cox, V.P. Mktg. BALZERS, 8 Sagamore Park Rd. #23 Hayarkon St., P.O.B. 882 801/521-9797 Fax: 801/521-9798 Hudson, NH 03051 BATRON GmbH, Landsberger Str. 320, Bnei-Brak, Israel 51261 Manufacturers of the KAI plasma­ Munchen, 8000, Germany Manufacturers of various types of color AYDIN COMPUTER AND MONITOR DIV., enhanced chemical-vapor-deposition Large-character alphanumeric and and monochrome displays, ranging from 700 Dresher Rd., Horsham, PA 19044 (PECVD) system that increases production graphic LCD modules in STN technology 1 to 19 in. Display processors capable of Manufacturers of Command & Control yields up to 70%. The heart of the KAI with extended temperature range. Control driving sophisticated video matrices for all military display processors, ruggedized system is the Plasma Box, a reactor boards for graphic LCD modules. video standards. monitors, and color workstations, large­ chamber which allows in-situ cleaning after Axel Schaefer Yost Keinan, Mktg. screen displays, air-traffic-control every production run, while maintaining the 89-560-17-292 Fax: 89-560-17-295 972-3-5791553 Fax: 972-3-5704404 equipment and systems, satellite modems, highest-ever standards of cleanliness. Todd Plaisted, Sis. Engr. and signal-processing equipment. BDH, LTD., Advanced Materials Div., 603/889-6888, Fax: 603/889-8573 ASTRONAUTICS CORP. OF AMERICA, Cathy DeWolf, Mktg. Admin. Broom Rd. , Poole, Dorset, U.K. BH12 4NN 4115 N. Teutonia Ave., Milwaukee, WI 215/657-8600 Fax: 215/657-5470 Manufacturers of LCs for electro-optic BANGS LABORATORIES, INC., 979 53209 displays; thermochromic LCs; single crys­ Keystone Way, Carmel, IN 46032 Designers/manufacturers of display tals for UV and IR optics; scintillators; AYDIN CONTROLS DIV., 414 Commerce Distributors of micropartic/es of different systems for ground, sea, air, and space fluoride glass components for fiber optics; Dr., Fort Washington, PA 19034 sizes, colors, and surface chemistries. Now applications. Systems include ruggedized precursors for high Tc superconductors. Manufacturers of the Patriot line of providing polymeric and silica microspheres high-resolution high-brightness mono­ M.G. Pellatt, Bus. Mgr. , Adv. Mat. Div. high-resolution color monitors, color for use as spacers in FPDs. chrome and color CRT and active-matrix display terminals, and color workstations 44-202-745-520 Fax: 44·202-738-299 LCDs, together with graphics generators Thomas Petro, Sis. Mgr. for process control, GAD/CAE, factory floor, and drivers. Displays are produced to 317/844-7176 Fax: 317/575-8801 etc. Peripherals and associated software, LEO BEISER, INC., 151·77 28 Ave., customer specifications. setVice, and training on or off site. Flushing, NY 11354-1548 Robert D. Seinfeld, V.P. Bus. Dev. BARCO CHROMATICS, Inc., 2558 David Smith, V.P. Sis. Consultancy specializing in design of 414/447-8200 x306, Fax: 414/447-8231 Mountain Industrial Blvd., Tucker, GA 215/542-7800 Toll Free: 1-800/366-8889 30048-3893 image and data laser scanning and record­ Fax: 215/542-8447 ing subsystems. Advancing speeds and ASTROSYSTEMS, INC., 6 Nevada Drive, Designers/manufacturers of high­ resolution (2.5Kx 2K) 27-in. color monitors resolutions for printing, graphic arts, Lake Success, NY 11042 quality and defect inspection, microscopy, Manufacturers of high-voltage power AZ. LCD, Inc., 7411 W. Boston St., Ste. 1, and high-performance graphics controllers Chandler, AZ 85226 displaying more than 2 million vectors/sec triangulation, and display. Expert witness supplies for CRT displays. and litigation research and guidance. Cecilia Marcus, Sis. Admin. Equipment suppliers with in-depth knowl­ at a resolution of 2560 x 2048. U.S. edge of LCD technologies. Consulting, distributors for BARCO's avionics and Leo Beiser, Pres. 516/328-1600 Toll Free: 1-800/645-8454 718/353·7298 Fax: 718/353-7098 Fax: 516/328-1658 program management, and facilities set-up ruggedized displays. services available. Suppliers of custom and Peggy Grimm, Mktg. Mgr. 404/493-7000 Fax: 404/493-1314 ATOHAAS NORTH AMERICA, INC., refurbished equipment for the FPD industry. BEST POWER TECHNOLOGY, INC., 100 Independence Mall West, Philadelphia, Design and prototyping services for display P.O. Box 280, Necedah, WI 54646 BARCO, INC., 1000 Cobb Place Blvd., PA 19106-2399 and ddve electronics also available. Manufacturers of uninterruptible power Manufacturers of film and sheet from Dr. Wing Li, Pres. Bldg. 100, Kennesaw, GA 30144 supplies ranging from 500 VA to 18 kVA. U.S. subsidiary of Belgian-based Plexiglas® brand "L ·-type resin specified for 6021940-8598 Fax: 6021345-9338 Trade names are FERRUPS and MICRO· increased efficiency in LCD backlights and BARCO. Distributors of large-screen video/ FERRUPS. Protects sensitive electronic avionic displays. Rear-projection screens of BABCOCK DISPLAY PRODUCTS, INC., data/graphics projectors (including LCDs), equipment from power problems. broadcast monitors, video and data Don Soe Plexiglas® "L • that perform like optical 14930 E. Alondra Blvd., La Mirada, CA presentation monitors, high-resolution 608/565-7200 Toll Free: 1-800/356-5794 screens at one-half the cost. 90638-5752 imaging displays, and color-critical displays Fax: 608/565-2221 William Rindosh, Mktg. Mgr. Manufacturers of de plasma FPD tech­ with calibration software. 215/592-3520 Fax: 215/592-2218 nology in graphic, alphanumeric, and numeric configurations, including associ­ George Walter, Prod. Mgr. Beta Products. Inc .. P.O. Box 38, Millwood, 404/590-7900 Fax: 404/590-8836 AUTODISPLAY AS, P.O. Box 240, N-3201 ated drive and control electronics. All VA 22646 Sandefjord, Norway products are of U.S. origin. Consultant and manufacturer's represen­ BARCO nv, DISPLAY SYSTEMS, Manufacturers of po/ydisp/ay integrated Carl Doria, Natl. Sis. Mgr. tative for flat-panel color displays and Th. Sevenslaan 106, B-8500 Kortrijk, passive, free graphic, reprogrammable, 714/994-6500 Fax: 714/994-3013 monitors. Belgium flexible, color LCD systems for vehicles. Norman M. Fine, Pres. System analysis, consulting, and DAVID BALDAUF, 15 S. Hinterland Dr. , Designers/manufacturers of avionics 703/837-1436 Fax: 703/837·3063 head-down displays, CDUs, ruggedized and prototypes. Rhinebeck, NY 12572 MIL-tailored displays (10-20-in.), high­ Morten Holen, Mktg. Mgr. Consulting services specializing in display BILLCO MANUFACTURING. 47-34-58-800 Fax: 47-34-59-400 requirement and tradeoff studies. Particular brightness displays {ATC towers), 2.5Kx 100 Grandview Blvd. , Zelienople. PA 16063 competence in the visual attributes of the 2K 27-in. displays, and color graphics Manufacturers of glass cleaning equip­ display generators displaying up to 2 million ment for critically clean applications. AUTRONIC-MELCHERS GmbH, An der various technologies, including CRT, gas vectors/sec at a resolution of 2560 x 2048. Machines may be chosen from a standard Rossweld 18, Karlsruhe 55743, Germany panel, and liquid crystal. Guy Putman, Prod. Mgr. line or engineered for specific requirements. Manufacturers of the Display-Measuring David Baldauf 914/876-2153 32-56-233-282 Fax: 32-56-233-462 Bob Long, Sis. Mgr. System (OMS) for automated measurement 4121452· 7390 Fax: 4121452-0217 of photometric and colorimetric character­ BARCO nv, PROJECTION SYSTEMS, istics of LCDs; voltage-holding-ratio BALL AEROSPACE & COMMUNICATIONS Noordlaan 5, B-8520 Kuurne, Belgium BKL, INC., 421 Feheley Dr. , King of measurement and tilt-bias-angle (pretilt) GROUP, 9675 W. 108th Circle, Broomlield, Designers/manufacturers of front and rear Prussia, PA 19406 measurement systems. Also, the Display 80021 co projectors for video, data, graphics, and Manufacturers of EL panels for use in Modeling System (DiMOS) software Manufacturers of militarized CRT HDTV projection. LCD light-valve projector LCDs, membrane switches, and other package for optimization of various types of displays, ruggedized and militarized using three active-matrix LCD panels (5.8- display devices. KARD-0-Lite, a patented LCDs for one- and two-dimensional cases. CCDs, and intensified CCD cameras. in. diagonal) and offering an overall EL material, is thin, flexible, energy Juergen Kreis, Mktg. Mgr. Robert M. Baker, Mktg. Mgr. resolution of more than 1.2 million pixels efficient, moisture-resistant, and 49-721-96264-60 Fax: 49-721-96264-80 303/460-5869 Toll Free: 1-800/428-7145 with an equivalent CRT peak white of over inexpensive. Fax: 303/460-5888 5000 lumens. Douglas Breskin, Tech. Sis. AVALEX TECHNOLOGIES CORP., 5825 Sjoerd De Clerck, Mktg. Mgr. 215/277-2910 Fax: 215/277-2956 Glenridge Dr., Ste. 1-127, Atlanta, GA BALZERS, 46249 Warm Springs Blvd., 32-56-368-378 Fax: 32-56-368-354 30328 Fremont, CA 94539 BORER CHEMIE AG , Gewerbestrasse 13, Designers/manufacturers of embedded Manufacturers/distributors of thin-film BARCO nv, VIDEO & COMMUNICATIONS, Zuchwil, Solothurn, CH-4528, Switzerland graphical processors, video processors, coatings, including dichroic color filters, Th. Sevenslaan 1 06, B-8500 Kortriyk, Manufacturers of aqueous cleaning and flat-panel-display controllers offering hot/cold mirrors, po/arizers, and UV filters Belgium agents for ITO-coating flat glass sheets a RS-232 interface, digital or analog inputs, for projection displays. CONDUCTIN trans­ Designers/manufacturers of color video and for the manufacture of liquid-crystal operating with digital or analog panels. parent conductive coatings for LCDs and monitors for broadcast (viewing, control, displays. Tad lhns, Pres. liquid-crystal light valves. Other products measurement, or HDTV); color monitors for Mr. Rene Gasser, Mktg. Mgr. 4041256-3010 include front-surface mirrors and anti- video, data, or graphics presentation; high- 0041-65-262·161 Fax: 0041-65-255-117

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BREWER SCIENCE, INC., Optical Custom-software library for C, PASCAL, touch systems based on the newest touch CHOMERICS, Div. of Parker Hannifin Materials Div., 2401 Brewer Dr. , Rolla, MO and BASIC. technology, guided acoustic wave. Corp., 77 Dragon Ct. , Woburn, MA 01888 65401 Carol Luscombe, Mktg. Mgr. 512/244-3500 Toll Free: 1-800/386-8241 Manufacturers of /ow-cost EMf-shielding Manufacturers of specialty color resins, 44-1634-720-707 Fax: 44-1 634-720-719 Fax: 512/244-7040 laminates for display shields, made of patterned color filter glass, front-end copper or aluminum foil which is adhesive­ processing equipment for the sensor and CANADI AN MARCONI, Avionics Div., 415 CASIO LCD SALES, Div. of Kanematsu . bonded to polyvinyl chloride (PVC) film. display industries. Distributors for Nissan Legge! Dr. , P.O. Box 13330, Kanata, USA, Inc., 543 W. Algonquin Rd ., Arlington The conductive foil layer provides 20-60 dB alignment and silicon hardcoat resins. Ontario, Canada K2K 2B2 His., IL 60005 of EM/ shielding. Products include: PIC RGB, CMY, and Manufacturers/integrators of avionics Manufacturers of LCDs/modu/es; passive­ William Lionetta, Nail. Sis. Mgr. black color filter resins; patterned color products including control display units and and active-matrix monochrome and color 617/935-4850 Toll Free: 1-800/225-1 936 filter glass; Gee precision coat-bake multifunction display systems using thin­ TFTs. Standard product offerings range Fax: 617/933-4318 equipment for large-area glass processing. film EL displays, color CRT displays, and from small character displays to large Jeffery Hunninghake, Mgr., Inti. Mktg./Sis. segmented LCDs. Display systems using graphic modules. Technologies include CID Technologies, Inc., 101 Commerce 314/364-0300 Fax: 314/368-3318 active-matrix LCDs are available. chip-on-glass, plastic-film LCDs, thin Blvd., Live rpool, NY 13088 AI Letcher, Mktg. Mgr. backlighting, and touch-pane/ integration. Manufacturers/marketers of a full line of BRITEVIEW TECHNOLOGIES, 1810 Eber 613/592-7454 Fax: 613/592-7427 David Ross, Natl. Sis. Mgr. high-resolution solid-state monochrome Rd., Unit C, Holland, OH 43528 708/981-5621 Fax: 708/981-6764 video cameras incorporating patented Manufacturers of LCD illuminating sys­ Canon, Inc., 30-2, Shimomaruko 3-Chome, charge injection device (C/0) sensors. tems. The flat collimator uses total internal Ohta-ku, Tokyo 146, Japan CATON CONNECTOR CORP., 20 In-house design and fabrication of custom reflection to send all light from the backlight Manufacturers of cameras, videos, Wapping Rd., Kingston, MA 02364 or application-specific sensors and directly towards the viewer. A film is used copiers, facsimile machines, word Manufacturers of high-voltage (1 - 60 kV) cameras. to change the direction and the divergent processors, desktop publishing systems, connectors and cable assemblies. Single­ Tony Chapman, Tech. Mktg. Mgr. angle of the output light. printers (LBP, BJ), ferroelectric LCDs, and multi-conductor configurations. 315/451-9410 Fax: 315/451-9421 Chen-Yu Tai, Pres. medical equipment, and semiconductor Standard and custom designs. Silicone wire 419/868-7090 Fax: 419/868-7291 production equipment, including LCD up to 100 kVdc. CIRCON ACMI CORP., 460 Ward Dr. , production equipment. Daniel Galambos, Pres. Santa Barbara, CA 93111 BROOKS AUTOMATION, INC., 41 Kazuo Minoura, Gen. Mgr. 617/585-4315 Toll Free: 1-800/221-8438 Manufacturers of the Endo Video- V'M Wellman St., Lowe ll , MA 01945 81 -3-5482-811 7 Fax: 81 -3-5482-5145 Fax: 617/585-2973 CCD camera. Featuring over 400 lines of Manufacturers/suppliers of substrate horizontal resolution, this camera is handling and conditioning equipment for the CANON U.S.A., INC., 3200 Regent Blvd. , CELCO, 70 Constantine Dr., Mahwah, NJ ideal for all endoscopy applications. semiconductor and flat~pane/ industries, Irving, TX 75063 07430 David Calvin, Mktg. Mgr. and featuring a wide variety of cluster-tool 805/967-0404 platforms and related components for the Manufacturers of the MPA-3000W, a 1:1 Manufacturers of custom deflection FPD industry. imaging mirror projection mask aligner for yokes, focus coils. astigmatism correctors, CI RRUS LOGIC, INC., 1463 Centre Poi nte Ross Young, FPD Prod. Mgr. large-panel photolithography applications. and other associated magnetics for military Dr., Milpitas, CA 95035 508/453-1112 Fax: 508/453-3455 A resolution of 3 ~m is achieved on and industrial CRT displays. Applications substrates up to 400 x 500 mm, with a include flight simulators, HUD/cockpitl Manufacturers of graphics controller throughput rated at 55 substrates per hour. helmet displays, radar, and medical semiconductors for CRT and LCD displays, BURLE INDUSTRIES, INC. , Security and Phillip M. Ware, Dir. Tech. Mktg., displays. providing full VGA (including mode 13), Tube Products, 1000 New Holland Ave., Semiconductor Equip. Div. Art Weirgin, Sis. Engr. EGA, CGA, MDA and HGC computability. Lancaster, PA 17601-5688 214/830-9696 x2800 Fax: 214/556-1 620 201 /327-11 23 Fax: 201 /327-7047 William Caparelli Manufacturers of CCD cameras, alarm 408/945-8300 Fax: 408/263-5682 products, surveillance kits, monitors, video recorders, lenses, pan/tilts, CAPETRONIC COMPUTER USA, 140 CELCO, Pacific Div., 1150 E. 8th St., CITRONIX, INC., 5342 Halsted Ave., scanners, indoor/outdoor housings, mounts, Knowles Dr. , Los Gatos, CA 95030 Upland, CA 91786 Carmichael, CA 95608 video switchers, video signal equipment, OEM supplier of displays. Products Manufacturers of a complete line of Manufacturers of CRT deflection amp· gates and turnstiles. Tubes, including include 14-21 in., FS, Trinitron, magnetic CRT deflection amplifiers, CRT lifiers (magnetic) for calligraphic and power, photomultiplier, image, and display conventional radius, or flat panel; test equipment, and the Extreme fx digital linear HDTV raster applications. Integrated products. microcontroller, multiscanning, or fixed­ color film recording systems. Deflection Security: Rob Drab, Mgr. Sis. frequency displays. Products address PC, amplifiers are available from 2- 20 A and CRT test station and ruggedized color CRT 717/295-6123 Toll Free: 1-800/326-3270 workstation, x-windows, terminal, and 15-60 V output. monitors. AI Pletz, V.P. Sis. Fax: 717/295-6097 multimedia markets. John Constantine, Mktg. & Sis. Tube: Luis Vera, Mgr. Tube Prod. Sis. Richard Maslana 909/985-9868 Fax: 909/982-2464 916/489-9858 Fax: 916/481-3246 717/295-6031 Toll Free: 1-800/366-2875 408/364-2222 Fax: 408/364-0395 Fax: 717/295-6096 CFM TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 1381 CLINTON ELECTRONICS CORP., CRT CARDION ELECTRONICS, Long Island Enterprise Dr. , West Chester, PA 19380 Div., 6701 Clinton Rd., Rockford, IL ROBERT BUSCH GmbH, Neureuterstr. 55, Expwy., Woodbury, NY 11797 Manufacturers of the Vapor-Flow"" FPD 61111 D-7500 Karlsruhe 21, Germany Manufacturers of air-traffic-control wet-processing system, consisting of a Manufacturers of 3-23-in. monochrome Manufacturers of automotive information indicators, shipboard radar graphics processing station and IPA drying system. CRTs for data and graphic displays in systems: trip computers, car telephone dis­ indicators, shipboard indicators, miniature This equipment performs cleaning, etching, document imaging, CAD/CAM, work­ plays, cockpits, graphic displays, navigation airborne TV cameras, solid-state digital and stripping processes in a single stations, photo-imaging, and medical systems, and telecommunications systems. scan converters, BRANDS, air-traffic-control chamber for plates up to 360 x 500 mm. imaging. Product line includes special Peter M. Knoll display systems, and high-resolution Alan Walter, V.P. anti-glare, AR, and conductive coatings. 49-721-751-087 Fax: 49-721-758-1 72 militarized monochrome and color CRT 610/696-8300 Fax: 610/696-8309 Hayden McKaskle, Dir. Sis. displays. 815/633-1444 Fax: 815/633-8712 Francis Gareffa, V. P. Bus. Devel. CHERRY ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS, CALCOMP INC., P.O. Box 3250, Anaheim, 516/921-7300 Fax: 516/921 -7330 3600 Sunset Ave. , Waukegan, IL 60087 CA 92803 Manufacturers of segmented bargraphs CLINTON ELECTRONICS CORP., Manufacturers of graphics subsystems CARROLL CONSULTING CO., 20930 and dot-matrix de plasma displays and Electron Gun Div., 6701 Clinton Rd., that include boards and terminals using Panorama Dr., Los Gatos, CA 95030 display systems. PLASMADQT'M display Rockford, IL 61111 both raster-scan and vector-refresh technol­ Consulting and design services for all systems offered with high-voltage drivers, Designers/manufacturers of monochrome ogies; computer graphics products include types of CRT monitors and video systems, de-de converters, and display refresh display-grade electron guns in 20-, 29-, digitizers, plotters, and plotter/printers. especially high-resolution color multisync. controllers with parallel and serial interface. and 36-mm neck sizes. Custom gun Debbie Corwin, Adv. Mgr. Maintains a fully-equipped laboratory for Also, keyboards, switches, and automotive assembly quoted on case-by-case basis. 714/821-2142 Toll Free: 1-800/CALCOMP accomplishing turnkey new product devel­ products. Ed Newkirk, Div. Mgr. Fax: 714/821-2901 opment projects, including fabrication of Brad Taylor, Product Mktg. Mgr. 815/633-1444 Fax: 815/633-8712 prototypes. 708/360-3434 Fax: 708/360-3566 CAMBRIDGE RESEARCH SYSTEMS, Gus Carroll, Pres. CLINTON ELECTRONICS CORP., Monitor LTD., 80 Riverside Estate, Sir Thomas 408/353-5114 Fax: 408/353-1203 CHIPS & TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 2950 Div., 6701 Clinton Rd., Rockford, IL Longley Rd ., Rochester, Kent, U.K. ME2 Zanker Rd ., San Jose, CA 95134 61111 4BH CARROLL TOUCH, INC., 811 Paloma Dr., Manufacturers of flat-panel display Designers/manufacturers of high­ Manufacturers of graphics systems for Box 1309, Round Rock, TX 78664 controllers and accelerators and suppliers resolution monochrome displays with vision research. Precision color control Designers, developers, and manufac­ of core logic and other peripheral solutions embedded microprocessor control. Multi­ (36 bit), photometric linearization, optional turers of scanning infrared touch systems for the personal-computer industry. frequency range up to 1600 x 1280 on 36-MB framestore, and 42-bit grating for monitors, terminals, and FPDs; industrial Rich Christopher, V. P. Sis. standard configurations. Contract generator. Configurable for many displays. terminals and single-board computers; and 408/434-0600 Fax: 408/894·2085 manufacturing available for color and

36 Information Display 7&8/95 monochrome displays with engineering CONSTELLATION, P.O. Box 117, West EasyT™, a terrain·creation system; and CRT INTERNATIONAL CORP., 429 N support. Olive, Ml 49460 EasyScene rM, a real-time scene·display Street S.W. , #S-106, Washington, DC Ken Compton, Dir. Mktg. Consultancy specializing in the design, system. 20024 8151633-1444 Fax: 8151633-9340 installation, and turn-on of high-volume Bill Oliver, Dir. Sls./Mktg. Distributors of CRTs for photorecording, LCD and FPD production fines, including 408/395-4537 Fax: 4081395-6351 special-application CRTs, e-guns, and COLORADO VIDEO, INC., 6235 Lookout TN, STN, active-matrix, and PBCT. various flat-panel displays. Rd., Ste. G, Boulder, CO 80301 Upgrading of existing production lines Boris L. Chervinsky, Pres. Manufacturers of a line of specialized available. Specialist in ITO deposition. COURTAULDS PERFORMANCE FILMS, 202/863-0539 Fax: 2021863-0539 video instruments, including test and Jerry Garies, Managing Dir. 21 034 Osborne St., Canoga Park, CA measurement, image analysis, unique 616/786-9988 Fax: 616/786-9160 91304 frame stores, and slow-scan TV commun­ Manufacturers/specialty vacuum coaters CRT SCIENTIFIC CORP., 14746 Raymer ications equipment. CONVAC-APT, 24 Third Ave., Burlington, of uniform and consistent sputtered St., Van Nuys, CA 91405 Larry McClelland, Pres. MA 01803 coatings of metal and metal oxides on Manufacturers of a wide range of 303/530-9580 Fax: 303/530-9569 Manufacturers of photolithographic assorted flexible web substrates for use in monochrome CRTs from 0.5 in. to 25V. process equipment for the automatic touch panels, membrane switches, radiation Ken Keller, Pres. COLOR TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS, processing of large glass substrates shielding, and electroluminescent lamps 818/989-4610 Fax: 818/989-4617 17890 N.W. Deercreek Ct., Portland, OR 200 x 200 mm (8 x 8 in.) up to 400 x and displays. 97229-3060 400 mm (16 x 16 in.). Bunny Buckley, Sis. Mgr. Consulting services in color technology Mark Mason, Dir. , Eastern Reg. 818/882-5744 Fax: 8181882-6519 CRYSTALOID ELECTRONICS CO., and applications for electronic imaging 617/229-7772 Toll Free: 1-800/622-8060 5282 Hudson Dr. , Hudson, OH 44236 systems, color displays, television/video, Fax: 6171272-8079 Manufacturers of LCDs for commercial multimedia, printing, instrumentation, and COVID, INC., 1725 W. 17th St., Ternpe, AZ and avionics applications. Specialized, 85281 color-management systems. Technology/ CORECO, INC., 6969 Trans Canada Hwy. , custom-designed display engineering of Manufacturers of high-resolution product evaluations, benchmarking, appli­ Ste. 113, St. Laurent, Quebec, Canada twisted nematic, supertwist nematic, and 100-MHz computer-video interfaces, cation of color standards, and color quality H4T 1V8 dichroic display technology. distribution amplifiers, switches, and assurance. Designers/manufacturers of board level Ed Surjan, Jr., V.P. Sls./Mktg. umbilical cables. Interfaces link PCs, Joann M. Taylor, Pres. frame grabbers and digitizers compat- 216/655-2429 Fax: 2161655-2176 terminals, and graphics workstations to 503/645-5129 Fax: 5031645-5129 ible with the IBM PC bus taking any video RGB data projectors and monitors for view­ input for vision-related applications, ing on large displays. CRYSTAL VISION, INC., P.O. Box 3960, COMFUTURE LTD., 7 Habonim St., Ramat including machine vision, robotics, factory Suzanne Jones Rolling Hills Est.. CA 90274 Gan, Israel 25251 automation, scientific, medical, security 602/966-2221 Toll Free: 1-800/638-6104 Manufacturers of video LCD controller Manufacturers of alphanumeric or and desktop publishing. Fax: 602/966-6728 board that digitizes real-time "video-in-a­ graphic displays and sunlight-visible Patrick Urbain window· rt'JTSC, PAL, SECAM, or S-Video). color graphic displays, with animation 5141333-1301 Toll Free: 1-800/361-4914 Such a 32,768 color video is overlaid with of 24 frames/second. All products driven Fax: 514/333-1388 CRAFT DATA, INC., 27022 Cordero La., VGA graphics and displayed on two by PC compatibles. Mission Viejo, CA 92691 AMTFT color LCD panels and a VGA CRT Eilon Ginsburg, CEO CORNERSTONE IMAGING, INC., Value-added distributor for Planar and simultaneously. 972-3-751-0940 Fax: 972-3-752-2935 1990 Concourse Dr., San Jose, CA 95131 Panasonic. Distributor for Casio LCD. Richard Hopkins, Engrg. Mgr. Designers/manufacturers of large-screen Manufacturer of CD650 controller for 310/316-1770 COMPUTER DYNAMICS, 7640 Pelham high-resolution (1600 x 1280) display flat-panel displays. Modules assembled Rd., Greenville, SC 29615 controllers and subsystems for PC/AT and with/without touch panels to customer Manufacturers of a variety of FPD-based microchanne/ architecture, specifically for specifications. CRYSTOP DISPLAY GrnbH, Hansastrasse computer systems and operator interfaces. document image processing and publishing Fred W. Holstein, Jr., Pres. 29 C, D-7500 Karlsruhe 21, Germany Display technologies include EL and applications. 7141582-8284 Fax: 714/248-2390 Manufacturers of LCD modules and sys­ monochrome and color LCDs. Touch Ken Westrick, V.P. Sis. tems; pattern-recognition systems for auto· screens and single-board computers are 4081435-8900 Fax: 408/435-8998 CRAFT DATA LTD, 92 Broad St., malic test of LCDs and systems. Develop­ integrated with displays to create compact ment and prototyping. Chesham, Bucks., HP5 3ED, U.K. workstations. CORNING ASAHI VIDEO PRODUCTS, Franchised distributors in the U.K. and Werner Pauls Sue Priester, Mktg. Mgr. 2 East Denisen Parkway, Corning, NY Ireland for Seiko Instruments' LCDs, 49-721-579-048 Fax: 49-721-50-1116 8031627-8800 Fax: 803/675-0106 14831 Panasonic's de plasma displays, and Manufacturers of a complete line of CRT Photonics Systems' ac plasma displays. CTX OPTO-ELECTRONICS CORP., 3F, COMPUTER KEYBOARDS SYSTEMS, panels, funnels, bulbs, and TV glass Also, Samsung's VFD products, Sekonic No. 22 Industry E. Rd . 9, Science-Based 1640 Fifth St., #224, Santa Monica, CA components. and ELCOM's EL material, and Carroll Industrial Park, Hsinchu, Taiwan 300, 90401 Alan G. Herklotz, Touch's touch-screen displays. R.O.C. Manufacturers of standard and custom 607/974-7791 Fax: 607/974-7731 keyboards, with facilities to design and F. G. Tagg, Dir. Sls/Mktg. Manufacturers of passive· and active· 44-494-778-235 Fax: 44-494-773-645 matrix LCD monitors, custom·made LCD manufacture sealed and conventional CORNING INCORPORATED, Advanced backlights, and LCD projection panels. keyboard systems. All CKS keyboards Display Products, MP VX-1-3, Corning, NY comply with FCC C/ass-8 regulations. Wilson Chan, Dir. 14831 CREW SYSTEM ERGONOMICS Trevor Bray, Sis. Mgr. 886-35-772000 Fax: 886-35-772530 Manufacturers of 7059F and 1737F glass INFORMATION ANALYSIS CENTER, 3101395-4639 Fax: 310/393-6040 substrates for advanced technology flat­ AUCFH/CSERIAC, 2255 H Street, Bldg. panel displays. 248, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433- CYBEQ, 150 Independence Dr., Menlo COMPUTER PERIPHERALS, INC., Ben J. Garbowski, Mgr./N.A. Sis. 7022 Park, CA 94025 667 Rancho Conejo Blvd., Newbury Park, 6071974-4308 Fax: 607/974-7097 Information and technology distributor of Manufacturers of flat-panel-display CA 91320 a variety of products and services to help robotic handler. Manufacturers of font cartridges and CORNING INCORPORATED, Corning incorporate ergonomic principles in the Ali Darvish expandable memory for the HP LaserJet Engineering, HP-ME01-003-C10, Corning, design and development of visual display 415/688-8921 Fax: 415/326-2446 printer and enhancement board products NY 14831 systems. Provides technical summary and for IBMs, PC/XT/A T/XT286/PS2, and true Provider of worldwide turnkey services for analysis support for human-factors-related DABURN ELECTRONICS & CABLE compatibles. the design, supply of equipment, training, inquiries. CORP., 224 Pegasus Ave. , Northvale, NJ Susan Humpting, Mgr. Inside Sis. and on·site assistance concentrating in Kathy Reineke, Sis. Mgr. 07647 805/499-5751 Toll Free: 1-8001854-7600 glass components for entertainment and 5131255-4842 Manufacturers of a full line of computer Fax: 805/498-8848 display CRTs (bl w and color); lighting cable, shrink tubing, modular cords, retrac­ (ribbon machine, Vello tubing); pharma­ tile cords, and electronic hardware. CONRAC DISPLAY PRODUCTS, INC., ceutical tubing; and consumer products. CR TECHNOLOGY, INC., 27752 El Laze Howard Danzhgai, Dir. Mktg. 1724 S. Mountain Ave., Duarte, CA 91010- Zia Haider, Sis. & Mktg. Mgr. Rd., Suite A, Niguel, CA 92656 201/768-5400 Fax: 201/768-9642 2746 6071974-6023 Fax: 6071974-8354 Manufacturers of advanced automated Manufacturers of color and monochrome test and inspection systems based on monitors for computer graphics, process CORYPHAEUS SOFTWARE, INC., 985 machine vision and computer·controlled DAGE-MTI, INC., 701 N. Roeske Ave. , control, medical, broadcast, ruggedized University Ave., Ste. 31, Los Gatos, CA actuation/sensor networks, test/inspection Michigan City, IN 46360 products for hostile environments, simulator 95030 systems for high-density flat-panel displays Manufacturers of high-performance systems, and other custom applications. Software developers of a comprehensive of all types; powerful/ow-cost machine high-resolution bl w CCTV cameras and Monitor screen sizes range from 9 to 27 in. line of real·time visual·simulation products, vision/image analysis systems. monitors. Ali Hussein, Dir. Mktg. & Sis. including Designer's Workbench rM (DWB), Rod Morris Paul Thomas, V.P. Sls./Mktg. 818/303-0095 Fax: 818/303-5484 a 3D modeling and editing environment; 7141448-0443 Fax: 7141859-3214 2191872-5514 Fax: 219/872-5559

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DAINIPPON INK & CHEMICALS, INC., DAVIS NS, P.O. Box 380, Erik Borresimsgt DIAGNOSTIC/RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS, backlighting systems. Specializes in optics Imaging and Reprographic Products Div., 9, Drammen, Norway 3001 INC., 16 Thornton Rd., Oakland, NJ 07436 (including holographic technologies), 7-20, Nihonbashi 3 chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Manufactures and markets the transview Designers/manufacturers of high-speed mechanics, and materials for displays. 102, Japan product line; transmissive LCDs for OHP processing and display systems for target Substantial international experience. Manufacturers of a variety of LC materi­ presentations. Interfaces to IBM PCs and detection and analysis with military and Kevin J. Hathaway als for LCDs and related products such as PS/2s and MAC. Also manufactures and industrial applications. Color high-resolution 415/329-0900 Fax: 415/329-0912 sealants and color filters. markets the deskview, a flat multisync raster-based systems are multifunctional T. Takahashi, Gen. Mgr. monitor with no damaging emission. and capable of processing and displaying DISPLAY LABORATORIES, INC., 2540 81-3-272-4511 Fax: 81-3-272-1565 Jon Rortveit, Dir. Mktg. sonar, radar, ECM, infrared, and strategic Frontier Ave., Ste. 109, Boulder, CO 47-32-81-95-00 Fax: 47-32-81-81-15 and tactical d1 data. 80301-2400 DALE ELECTRONICS, INC., P.O. Box 609, P. Williamson, Asst. V.PJCorp. Comm. Manufacturers of the M/MiCAM®, a 1122 23rd St. , Columbus, NE 68601 201 1337-3800 Fax: 201 1337-477513314 DECISION IMAGES, INC., 196 Tamarack patented single-camera automated monitor Manufacturers of a full line of graphic Circle, Skillman, NJ 08558 alignment and inspection system that de plasma displays with ASCII text and Manufacturers of color resource image­ DIALIGHT CORPORATION, 1913 Atlantic provides complete geometrical alignment of graphic controllers. Also, a wide variety Ave., Manasquan, NJ 08736 processing software for image editing and monitors without operator intervention. Also, of IR scanning touch panels for EL and LC enhancement, transforms, 3D perspective, Manufacturers of a full line of incan­ MIMiC, a multifunction chipset designed to displays. Formats from CGA to VGA avail­ and multispectral classification. Supports descent, neon, and LED panel-mount interface a microcontrol/er with analog able. selective video cameras, scanners, printers, indicators, through-hole and surface-mount circuits of display monitors. Keith Raysby, Prod. Mgr. film recorders, and image boards. circuit-board indicators, illuminated Craig T.Ridgley, Mktg. Mgr. pushbutton switches, and LED readout 402/563-6413 Fax: 402/563-6418 Robert Mills, Pres. 303/938-9099 Fax: 303/938-9199 displays. Also, the microLED'"' SMD CBI 609/683-0234 Fax: 609/683-4068 DALIM COMPUTER GRAPHIC SYSTEME and 556 series superbright PM/. DISPLAYS, INC., 31 Industrial Park Rd., GmbH, Daimler- Str. 2, 7640 Kehi­ Bill Moore , Sis. Mgr. Lewistown, PA 17044 Sundheim, Germany DEL ELECTRONICS CORP., 908/223-9400 Fax: 908/223-8788 Manufacturers of custom and standard de Manufacturers of the Dalim Litho which is 1 Commerce Park, Valhalla, NY 10595 plasma displays for POS, pinball, industrial both a graphic creation system as well as a Offers military and commercial HV power DICRYSTAL IMAGES, 345 Industrial Blvd., controllers, aircraft, and other markets. comprehensive retouching and image-com­ supplies, transformers, and capacitors. McKinney, TX 75069 Units range from character sizes of 0.25 in. posing system. Dalim Litho is targeted Rack and modular configurations are Manufacturers of high-tech dichroic and up to 2 in. specifically at repro houses, photolabora­ available in both regulated and unregu­ special TN displays. Kit C. Kennedy, Pres. tories, and the packaging industry (i.e., lated, ac/dc and de/de converter to suit Ken Richardson, Pres. 7t71242-2541 Fax: 7171248-8680 all companies involved with the pre-press most applications. 214/562-3140 Fax: 2141548-9890 production cycle. David Neitberger, Sis. Mgr. DISPLAY SYSTEMS, INC., 15 Barber Pond Winard Suffrian 914/686-3000 Fax: 914/699-4005 DIGITAL VISION, INC., 270 Bridge St., Rd., Bloomfield, CT 06002 49-7851-4021 Fax: 49-7851-77378 Dedham, MA 02026 Designers/manufacturers of custom LCD, Manufacturers of Computer Eyes full­ DEMPA PUBLICATIONS, INC., 275 LED, EL, and VF display modules. Also, DA-LITE SCREEN CO. INC., 3100 State color and bl w video digitizers for PCs. Madison Ave. , New York, NY 10016 controls for meters, process-variable Rd . 15 North, P.O. Box 137, Warsaw, IN Versions are available for IBM PC, Publishers of trade magazines (Display controllers, and many types of industrial Macintosh, Apple II, Atari, and Commodore 46580 Devices, JEE, JEI, OEP, AEU, EBG, controls. Applications include security Manufacturers of a neutral polarizing computers. Almanac). systems, medical, military, and industrial. filter which is stable at 10(J'C for the UV Paul Terrio Soo Sonntag, Subscription Mgr. Richard C. McComb, Pres. and visible spectrum. 6171329-5400 Fax: 617/329-6286 212/682-4755 Fax: 212/682-2730 203/726-1201 Fax: 203/726-1202 Arvid Martin, Prod. Mgr. 219/267-8101 Fax: 219/267-7804 OIGITRAN, Division of XCEL Corp .. DISPLAY TECH, INC., 1731 Albion Rd., DENGLAS DIVISION OF DENTON 4290 E. Brickell St., Ontario, CA 91761 Albion, Ml 49224 DANA ENTERPRISES INTERNATIONAL, VACUUM, INC., 8 Springdale Rd., Cherry Providers of display and data-input Manufacturers of electronic (LED) infor­ INC., 1440 S. Saratoga-Sunnyvale Rd., Hill , NJ 08003 subsystem engineering, manufacturing, and mation displays, over 200 sizes available San Jose, CA 95129 Manufacturers of antireflective coatings integration services. Manufacturers of with "canned graphics,· editable messages, Distributors of polarizers manufactured by for antiglare screens, projection windows custom front-panel displays, keypads, and full network capability, time scheduling, Sanritz, Fujioka-City, Japan; spacers for and instrument windows, clear and neutral keyboards, and digital switch products operated by keyboard or with IBM PC LCDs, manufactured by Sekisui Chemical, density glass, neutral and nonabsorbing including sunlight-readable, VIS-compatible, compatible. Osaka, Japan; and equipment for LCD beam splitters, color-correction filters, and secure-lighting displays. Dave Bridges, Sis. Mgr. manufacturing exported by Dodwe/1 Hi­ and hot and cold mirrors using soda-lime or Frank Ganz, Sr. Prod. Engr. 5171629-2670 Toll Free: 1-8001533-3477 Tech, Tokyo, Japan. borosilicate glass for dichroics. 9091391-4321 Fax: 909/391-4558 Fax: 517/629-3098 D. Nakamura, Pres. F. Lee Swillinger, Gen. Mgr. 4081257-6686 Fax: 408/973-9620 609/424-1012 Fax: 609/424-5105 DIMENSION TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 315 DISPLAY TECHNOLOGIES, INC., MI. Read Blvd., Rochester, NY 14611 1355 Holmes Rd. , Elgin, IL 60123 DATA RAY CORP., 12300 Pecos, DENSITRON, 3425 W. Lomita Blvd., Developers/manufacturers of advanced Manufacturers of 5-21-in. monochrome Westminster, CO 80234 Torrance, CA 90505 LCD performance-enhancement technol­ and color CRT monitors, and large-screen Designers/manufacturers of high-perform­ Manufacturers of standard and custom ogies, i.e., autostereoscopic, high­ monochrome 15- and 19-in. monitors in ance CRT displays for OEM and system­ LCD modules and integrated VGA flat­ brightness, high-definition displays. enclosures. Also, OEM custom monitors. integration applications, including medical panel subsystems. Products include The DT/1100C Virtual Window'"' is a 3D Carl Cobb, West. Regional Mgr. and industrial imaging, PACS, non-destruc­ character and graphics LCD modules with a visualization display for viewing, without 415/694-7411 Toll Free: 1-800/544-8823 tive testing, simulation, instrumentation, wide range of options. Products combine glasses, 3D computer-generated and video Fax: 415/694-7413 and data display. FPDs, single-board computers, graphics imagery. Ann Woodley, Dir. Sls./Mktg. controllers, and housings. Jeffrey J. Tokarz, Mktg./Sis. Mgr. DISPLAY WORKS 96, 805 E. Middlefield 303/451-1300 Toll Free: 1-800/926-5556 Chuck Britten, Regional Sis. Mgr. 716/436-3530 Fax: 716/436-3280 Rd., Mountain View, CA 94043-4080 Fax: 3031451-1143 310/530-3530 Fax: 310/534-8419 Display Works 96 is a vertically inte­ DISCOM, INC., 334 Littleton Rd., Westford, grated market opportunity for manufacturers DATA TRANSLATION, INC., 100 Locke MA 01886 of flat-panel displays and suppliers to the DENTON VACUUM, INC., 2 Pin Oak Ave., Dr.. Marlboro, MA 01752 Designers/manufacturers of high-voltage FPD industry, including a manufacturing Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Manufacturers of microcomputer analog power supplies and deflection coils. DC­ conference, standards meetings, business Manufacturers of antiglare filters for 1/0 systems, image-processing products, DC-regulated HVPSs for CRT and related investment conference, and exposition. VDTs, broadband AR coatings on clear and and array-processing boards for the IBM applications. Custom and standard designs, Display Works 96, scheduled for February absorbing glasses, dichroic filters, and PC/P$2, MicroVax 11/Q-bus and Unibus, UUCSA. Deflection yokes and related 6-8, is co-sponsored by SEMI, SID, and beamsplitters. Mac II, VMEbus, Multibus, Multibus II. magnetics for high-resolution medical, USDC. James Gavlas, Oprns. Mgr. Neil Cronin, Sis. Mgr. imaging, projection, military, and other Cindy Goldstein, Expo. Mgr./No. Amer. 6091424-1012 Fax: 6091424-5105 508/481-3700 Fax: 508/481-8620 applications. 4151940-6933 Fax: 415/967-5375 Peter Koronis, Sis. Mgr. DAVALCO, 15506 Commerce La., DH PRINT, Technical Research Park, 508/692-6000 Fax: 508/692-8489 DOLCH COMPUTER SYSTEMS, 3178 Huntington Beach, CA 92649 Riverton, WY 82501 Laurelview Ct., Fremont, CA 94538 Manufacturers of high-voltage power Manufacturers of 40-column dot-matrix DISPLAY ENGINEERING, INC., Manufacturers of NEMA-rated industrial supplies for HUD! NV, target acquisition, printers. Also manufactures the Cypher 972 Hamilton Ave., Palo Alto, CA 94301 FPD monitors and computer systems. and radar. series of demand barcode label printers. Engineers flat-panel displays, especially Monitors are available in a variety of David Neitberger, Sis. Mgr. Howard Kingbury, Mgr. LCDs, into end products. Develops related sizes from 8.4 to 14.2 in. on the diagonal. 714/892-7631 Fax: 714/897-1949 307/856-4821 Fax: 307/856-0412 technologies for displays such as LCD Offering both TFT active-matrix color and

38 Information Display 7&8195 direct-sunlight-readable active-matrix DYNAPRO THIN FILM PRODUCTS, 7025 EDL DISPLAYS, INC., A Subsidiary of ELDIM S.A., Unicite, 4 rue Alfred Kastler, monochrome displays and the latest in flat­ W. Marcia Rd., Milwaukee, WI 53211 Engineering Development Labs, Inc., Caen 14000, France panel driver electronics. Manufacturers of analog resistive and 1300 Dayton Dr., Dayton, OH 45432 Designers/manufacturers of equipment Carmen Piucci, V.P. OEM Products Group matrix touch screens available in stock and Manufacturers of a full range of multisync for characterization of LCDs and their 510/661-2220 Toll Free: 1-800/538-7506 custom designs. Rolf-form sputter coatings monitors with a 15-90 kHz horizontal scan optical components vs. viewing angle Fax: 510/490-8345 for patterned images of ITO, copper, Pd, range. (conoscopic photometers and colorimeters), and other metals. Michael J. McArdle, Product Mgr. and electronics for driving and interfacing DONNELLY APPLIED FILMS CORP., 6797 Kevin Brown, Sls./Mktg. Mgr. 513/429-7423 Fax: 513/429-7176 LCDs tor both dedicated and standard Winchester Circle, Boulder, CO 80301 414/365-3555 Fax: 414/365-1133 applications. Manufacturers of substrates suitable for EEV, INC., 4 Westchester Plaza, Elmsford , Jean-Noel Curt, Sis. Dir. color STN, color EL, AMLCD, and FED NY 10523 33-31-94-76-00 Fax: 33-31-47-37-77 product manufacturing. Also, substrates for EAGLE MAGNETIC CO., INC., 7417 Manufacturers of miniscan CRT display TN-LCD and ITO coatings for electro­ Crawfordsville, Rd ., P.O. Box 24283, systems, ruggedized miniature CRTs for ELDOR CORP., 70 Walnut St. , Wellesley, chromic mirrors, and a variety of trans­ Indianapolis, IN 46224 helmet-mounted displays, military and MA 02181 parent conductive thin films for a wide Manufacturers providing the magnetic­ avionic tubes, monitor and projection TV Manufacturers of high-resolution range of product applications. shielding market with high-permeability tubes, high-resolution electrostatic tubes, deflection yokes with pre-set raster Graeme L. Hennessey, V.P. Sls./Mktg. (sheet stock and foil) 0.002-0.090-in. fiber-optic tubes, magnetically deflected geometry; high-voltage power supplies; 303/581-5490 Fax: 303/530-3214 standard or ultimate annealed fabrication radar tubes, LCDs and modules, CCD flyback and switch-mode transformers. (prototypes to production), annealing, image sensors, and CCD cameras. B. Valle DONTECH, INC., 700 Airport Industrial finishing, and assembly. Peter Fochi, Sis. Mgr. 617/965-0002 Fax: 617/965-0003 Blvd., Doylestown, PA 18901 Gary H. Noble, Inside Sis. 914/592-6050, Toll Free: 1-800/D JAL EEV, ELECTROGRAFICS INTERNATIONAL Manufacturers of custom optical filters in 317/297-1030 Fax: 317/299-1323 Fax: 914/682-8922 acrylic, glass, and pofycarbonate with anti­ CO RP ., 1825 Stout Dr., Warminster, PA 18974 reflective finishes; EMI/RF/-shiefded panels; EEV LTD., Waterhouse Lane, Chelmsford, EARTH COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES, Manufacturers of the Polychrome LFC custom colors for contrast enhancement, Essex, U.K. CM1 2QU P. 0. Box 7089, Laguna Niguel, CA 92607 7000, a large-format camera for direct bandpass, and night-vision compatibility. Manufacturers of range of specialized Manufacturers of VGA and graphic LCD a imaging on chrome or iron oxide. Also, Introducing new high-heat diffuser product CRTs for defense systems, including controllers and subsystems. PC-based projection steppers for the generation of tor specialized LCD applications. miniature high-resolution and projection controllers in OEM quantities offered. Also, silicon waters, precision photomasks, and Jeffrey S. Reid, Dir. Mktg./Sis. displays, LCDs of all technologies, and enclosures and VGA-input LCD monitors. printed-circuit boards. 215/348-5010 Fax: 215/348-9959 CCDs and solid-state cameras. Design assistance available. Ann Grossi, V.P. Jason Alkire, Oper. Mgr. D. Wickham DOTRONIX, INC., 160 First Street S.E., 215/443-5190 Fax: 215/443-9564 714/448-9368, Fax: 714/448-9316 44-245-493-493 Fax: 44-245-492-492 New Brighton, MN 55112-7894 ELECTROHOME LTD., 809 Wellington St. Designers, manufacturers, and marketers E FORM CORP., Polarizer Film Group, N. , Kitchener, Ontario, Canada N2G 4J6 of a comprehensive fine of CRT displays EASTMAN KODAK CO., 343 State St., 625 Alaska Ave., Torrance, CA 90503 Display Systems: Manufacturers of and monitors in both monochrome and Rochester, NY 14650 Manufacturers of standard and custom customized CRT and LCD high-resolution color in screen sizes ranging from 5 to 27 Manufacturers of off-the-shelf imagers polarizers and retarder mms, contrast­ color and monochrome monitors for the in. Specializing in OEM safes and custom with video interline, full-frame, IR and enhancement filters, and custom glass and medical, process·control, finance, and design, and offering a complete fine of linear CCDs. Color capabilities are acrylic laminations. specialty markets. Projection Systems: standard monitors and displays to fit a wide available tor both area and linear arrays. William Bandel, Sis. Mgr. Manufacturers of CRT- and LCD-based range of commercial and industrial imaging The Kodak professional digital camera, 310/320-9768 Toll Free: 1-800/269-8801 video/data/graphics projectors and 3-0 applications. infrared camera, and KM-2 camera systems Fax: 310/320-9357 visualization systems. D. Michael Hunter, Natl. Sis. Mgr. are examples of products using Kodak­ 519/744-7111 Fax: 519/749-3151 612/633-1742 Fax: 6121633-7025 manufactured CCDs. EG&G RETICON, 345 Potrero Ave., Helen Malz, Sis. Sunnyvale, CA 94086 ELECTRO-MECHANICAL SYSTEMS INC., DRAPER SCREEN CO., INC., 411 S. Pearl 716/588-7612 Fax: 716/477-4947 Manufacturers of solid-state image 80 1 W. Bradley Ave., Champaign, JL 61820 St., Spiceland, IN 47362 sensors and solid-state cameras. Manufacturers of both totally integrated Manufacturers of front- and rear-pro­ Dianna Jones, Mktg. Mgr. Comp. Prod. touch terminals/monitors and custom IR EATON CORP., I&C Business Unit, 15 jection screens: manual, motorized, and 408/738-1009 Fax: 408/738-6979 touch panels. The totally integrated Juga Durant Ave., Bethel, CT 06801 permanently tensioned fixed; rigid rear touch information display (TID) and flat Manufacturers of ruggedized commercial screens; integrated systems furniture; EKTRON APPLIED IMAGING, INC., TID can be networked via the Network and military flat-panel display systems and video-projector lifts; laser pointers; rear­ 23 Crosby Dr., Bedford, MA 01730 Interface Kit. components. Flexible designs offer multiple projection systems; video walls; media-wall Manufacturers of laser imaging recorder, Mike Lazarevich, Gen. Mgr. resolutions, interfaces (video, digital, systems. Model 811, a high-resolution output device 217/359-7125 Fax: 217/359-2075 John D. Pidgeon, Mktg. Mgr. analog, serial}, supply voltages, and tor generating continuous-tone 8-bit images platforms (including VME), touch screen, 317/987-7999 Fax: 317/987-7142 onto dry-silver media. Input is via an ELECTRONIC IMAGE SYSTEMS, INC., custom packaging, and applications /EEE-488 interface from user's flost 600 Bellbrook Ave., Xenia, OH 45385 software. DRS MILITARY SYSTEMS DIVISION, computer. Manufacturers of high-resolution displays, 16 Thornton Rd ., Oakland, NJ 07436 AI Gallo, Contracts Mgr. Alan Flament, Mktg./Sis. Mgr. primarily for application in simulator visual 203/798-3182 Fax: 203/798-3214 Manufacturers of high-technology, 617/275-0475 Fax: 617/271-1977 systems. Products include raster and militarized and ruggedized display, raster/calligraphic projectors and color ELASTOMERIC TECHNOLOGIES, INC. signal processing, and trainer products EATON JOT, INC., 173 Heatherdown Dr., monitors. Other products include cockpit 2940 Turnpike Dr., Hatboro, PA 19040 for military and industrial applications. Westerville, OH 43081-6166 monochrome and color displays, HUD, and Manufacturers of standard and custom Joe Dunn, Sr. V.P. Manufacturers and suppliers of a compre­ helmet-mounted displays for simulator surface-mount e/astomeric connectors and 201/337-3800 Fax: 201/337-4775 hensive selection of products, systems applications. chip-carrier sockets for high-density engineering, training, service, and warranty. Joe A. Mays, V.P. Engrg. electronic interconnections. Product DUREL CORP., 645 W. 24 St., Tempe, AZ Industrial workstations provide real-time 513/372-7579 Fax: 513/372-8645 features include minimal signal degradation 85282 control from control room to plant floor; at high switching speeds and reduced ELECTRONIC TREND PUBLICATIONS, Manufacturers of electroluminescent Factory Mate, AMI, Pane/Mate. production costs. 1975 Hamilton Ave., Ste. 6, San Jose, CA lamps tor the automotive, wireless­ David Keifer John Seibert, Sis. Engr. 95125 communications, battery-operated hand­ 614/882-3282 Fax: 614/875-7111 held, LCD, and watch markets. 215/672-0787 Fax: 215/672-4633 Market research in flat-panel displays and 6021731-6217 Fax: 602/731-6210 other electronics industry topics. ECRM TRUST, 554 Clark Road , ELDEC CORP., 16700 13th Ave. W., Karen Selven, V.P. Mktg. DYNAIR ELECTRONICS, INC., Tewksbury, MA 01876-1631 P.O. Box 100, MIS M1-15, Monitor & 408/369-7000 Toll Free: 1-800/726-6858 5275 Market St., San Diego, CA 92114 Designers, manufacturers, and marketers Control Div., Lynnwood, WA 98046-0100 Fax: 408/369-8021 Manufacturers of PRISM, a large-format of high-resolution monochrome laser Designers, developers, and manufac­ interactive video-wall display system that graphics systems, laser scanning systems, turers of military flat-panel EL displays ELECTRO PLASMA, INC., 4400 Martin­ can simultaneously display output from and raster image recorders for the graphic and custom high- and low-voltage power Moline Rd., Millbury, OH 43447 tour graphics workstations and four video arts and printing industries. Products supplies tor aerospace and industrial Manufacturers and integrators of ac 2 formats in sizes up to 324 11. with 1024 x designed to permit integration with a display applications, including CRT and plasma-based display systems with 1024-pixel resolution. variety of electronic publishing systems FED requirements. extensive experience in complex systems Bob Jacobs, Sis. and desktop publishing. John Ardussi, Mgr./Mktg. integration. Industrial process control. 619/263-7711 Toll Free: 1-800/854-2831 Vince Cooper, Dir. Sis. 206/743-8238; 206/743-8399; Fax: 206/ Thomas P. Zouhary, Sis. Mgr. Fax: 619/264-4181 508/851-0207 Fax: 508/851-7016 743-8562 419/255-5197 Fax: 419/242-9713

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ELFORM , INC. , P.O. Box 7362, 1025 ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES CO., production of complete modules. Heat-sea/ nologies. Significant experience in semi­ Ridgeview, Sle. 200, Reno, NV 89510 3102 S.E. Jay St. , Stuart, FL 34997 technology. conductor, ATE, C/M, and AMLCD market Suppliers of z-axis adhesives and flexible Manufacturers of complete fine of braille Reinhard G.O. Hampel, Pres. research. heat-seal connectors as well as custom EL embossers and computer equipment for the 33-67-594-510 Fax: 33-67-591-712 Debbora Ahlgren lamps for backlight and panel applications. blind. 516/351-2100 Fax: 516/351-2199 Bob Short, Dir. Sis. B. T. Kimbrough, V.P. Sis. EVANS & SUTHERLAND COMPUTER 7021829-1905 Fax: 702/829-1693 407/283-4817 Fax: 407/220-2920 CORP., 600 Komas Dr., Salt Lake· City, UT FIMI PHILIPS, via S. Banfi 1, Saronno 84108 21047, Italy ELOGRAPHICS INC. , 105 Randolph Rd., ENDICOTT RESEARCH GROUP, INC., Manufacturers of visual systems for com­ Manufacturers of high-resolution 17-, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 P.O. Box 269, 2601 Wayne St., Endicott, mercial airlines, military, engineering, and 20-, and 21-in. color CRT monitors with fine Manufacturers of touch screens, including NY 13760 aerospace applications. The visual system scan frequencies up to 115 kHz and digital AccuTouch® (resistive technology) and Designers/manufacturers of a full fine of includes computer image generators, a autoscan monitors (models C2082-DAS fnteffiTouch® (surface-acoustic-wave power-supply products for various informa­ wide range of high-resolution display and C2182-DAS) equipped with micro­ technology). Line of fully integrated tion-display applications, including dc-ac devices and associated database prepara­ processor-controlled features and RS-232 plug-and-play TouchMonitors in sizes inverters tor CCFT and EL backlit LCD tion and evaluation equipment. interface. ranging from 14 to 19 in. modules, de-de converters for gas plasma Stephen Black S. Bonfiglio Joseph Barresi, V.P. Sis. displays, and dc-dc/ac converters tor 801 /582-5847 x6501 Fax: 801 /582-5848 39-2-9618-237 Fax: 39-2-9618-305 510/651-2340 vacuum fluorescent displays. Scott L. Barney, Sls./Mktg. Mgr. EXCEL TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL FLACHGLAS AG, Technical Glass Div. , EL-OP ELECTROOPTICS INDUSTRIES, 607/754-9187 Fax: 607/754-9255 CORP., 5-4 Stryker La., Belle Mead, NJ Otto-Seeling Str. 7, P.O. Box 1309, 5810 LTD ., P.O. Box 1165, Rehovot, Israel 08502 Witten, Germany 76110 Manufacturers of custom and standard EPIX, INC., 381 Lexington Dr. , Bulfalo Producers of a wide range of coated and Manufacturers of avionics and tank-fire glass-pane/ LCDs and LCD modules. Grove, IL 60089 uncoated soda-lime glasses for all display control systems such as head-up displays, Michiko Chen , Sis. Mgr. Variable resolution , image sequence applications. With MICROWIT and MICRO­ helmet-mounted displays and sights, multi­ 908/874-4747 Fax: 908/874-3278 function displays, and up-front control acquisition, processing, display, transmis­ WIT PLUS, standard or specific customer sion, and archival boards for the PC/AT­ requirements can be met. panels. EXTRON ELECTRONICS, 1230 S. Lewis based imaging systems. Products are Uwe Vogt Ami Yachin, Dir. Corp. In ti. Mktg./Sis. St. , Anaheim, CA 92805 972-8-486448 Fax: 972-8-486748 unique in their ability to acquire images 49-2302-582-256 Fax: 49-2302-582-353 from non-standard sources and standard Manufacturers of computer-video video formats. interfaces, RGB switchers, distribution ELO TOUCHSYSTEMS, INC. , 105 amplifiers, video test generators, and scan FLAT CANDLE CO., 4725 B, Town Center Randolph Rd., Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Arthur Schwytzer 708/465-1818 Fax: 708/465-1919 conversion equipment. Computer-video Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80916 Manufacturers of two touch-screen tech­ routing equipment is used to conn·ect Manufacturers of lfat-form-factor nologies - AccuTouch (resistive) and computers to farge-screen displays and fluorescent lamps and accessories for LCD EPSON AMERICA, INC., 20770 Madrona fnteffiTouch (surface wave) -used tor other presentation equipment. backlighting. Sizes range from 0.8 to 10.4 Ave. , Torrance, CA 90503 retail POS and PO/ kiosks, medical, and Jim Costigan, Natl. Sis. Mgr. in. on the diagonal. Manufacturers of a luff fine of S-MIM and process-control applications. Screens come 714//491-1500 Toll Free: 1-800/633-9876 Judd Lynn in a variety of sizes with controllers and pofy-Si TFT active-matrix color LCDs Fax: 714/491-1517 719/573-1880 Fax: 719/573-2080 software. designed to meet a wide range of applica­ Elo Direct Marketing Group tions, including medical instrumentation, EXXENE CORP., 5939 Holly Rd., Corpus FLAT PANEL DISPLAY CO. (FPD) BV, Toll Free: 1-800/356-8682 in-flight personal video displays, and Christi, TX 78414 marine equipment. 2099 Gateway Pl., Ste. 100, San Jose, CA Manufacturers of thick-film polymer Hubert Filmore, Product Mgr. 95110 EL TECH , 5524 Bee Cave Rd. , Austin , TX optical coatings for glass and plastic 78746 310/787-6300 Fax: 310/782-5350 Manufacturers of active-matrix mono­ surfaces. Properties include low gloss, anti­ Manufacturers of NovaLite® (screen chrome and color LCD panels in many static, and transmission control, as well as printed) and fusion-sealed Aclar®, foil ERGONOMICS, INC., P.O. Box 964 , screen sizes and resolutions. Extended­ abrasion, weather, and chemical protection type, electroluminescent (EL) lamps; active­ Southampton, PA 18966 temperature-range options and long-lifetime for plastics. Also, developers of proprietary matrix farge-pixel-size PC-board-based EL Exclusive North American distributor for backlights. Suitable for direct-view coatings. Application services available. lamps; and dc-ac inverters. Combinova AB Sweden, manufacturer of projection and datagraphic applications. Sam Rose, Pres. Brad Lizotte, V.P. Sis. precision magnetic- and electric-field Special version for sunlight readability. 708!587 -8787 Fax: 708/587-7373 Leo Pekelharing, Mgr./USA Delegate Office 215/441-0633 Fax: 215/441-8299 meters fo r non-ionizing-radiation VDT test protocols, such as MPR2, TCE, and IEEE 408/453-7373 (direct 7007) Fax: 408/453- ExZec, INC. , 1840 Oak Ave. , Evanston, IL 6444 ELTIME VISION SYSTEMS, 10/14 Hall P1140. 60201 Eric A. George, Mgr. Mktg./Sis. Rd., Heybridge, Malden, Essex, U.K. Manufacture, research, and development CM9 7LA 215/357-5124 Fax: 215/364-7582 of touch-input devices for computers and FLATSCREEN TECHNOLOGIES CORP., Manufacturers of frame stores, image­ electronics using guided acoustic waves 633 Michigan Ave. , Evanston, IL 60202 processing systems, automatic visual ERGOSYST ASSOCIATES, INC., (bulk, shear mode). Sure Touch touch Consultancy providing research, develop­ inspection systems, and a video-fax 123 W. Eighth St. , Ste. 210, Lawrence, KS screens respond to varying pressures and ment, and engineering of flat-panel and system. 66044-2605 can be operated with gloves or in wet or other displays, components, and systems. D.R. Hurst, Dir. Publishers of reference books and jour­ dirty surroundings. Supplier of panels, Specializing in gas-discharge and gas­ 44-621-859-500 Fax: 44-621-855-335 nals in the areas of artificial intelligence, controllers, and consulting services. electron-phosphor technologies. display design, CAD/CAM, ergonomics, Terence J. Knowles, Pres. Alan Sobel, Pres. 708/869-5607 Fax: 708/869-5607 EM INDUSTRIES, INC. , 5 Skyline Dr., human-factors, human-computer interaction 708/866-1868 Toll Free: 1-800/523-5883 Hawthorne, NY 10532 and VDT health and safety. Fax: 708/866-1808 Manufacturers and suppliers of display John L. Burch FLEX PRODUCTS, INC. , 2793 Northpoint materials for liquid crystals, fiber spacers, 913/842-7334 Fax: 913/842-7348 FAIRCHILD CONVAC USA, 47613 Warm Pkwy., Santa Rosa, CA 95407-7350 thin-film materials, UV photoinitiators, dip Springs Blvd. , Fremont, CA 94539-7470 Manufacturers of advanced sputtered and coatings, and optical crystals. ETC COMPUTER, INC., 2917 Bayview Dr., Manufacturers of photolithography pro­ electron-beam def!.osition coatings on Frank Allan Fremont, CA 94538 cessing equipment, including the LCD flexible LumiF/ex M transparent conductive 914/785-5840 Fax: 914/592-9469 Manufacturers of small-footprint specialty Model 600 and Verti-Cel'"' 3100 Series. films used in touch screens, EL displays, display monitors: 10-in . color (super VGA) Configured as stand-alone modules or and LCD panels. Optional features include EM MICROELECTRONIC - MARIN S.A., and 9- and 10-in. monochrome monitors, clustered tor a luff production fine, EMI/RFI shielding and anti-reflection filters. Rue des Sors 3, CH 2074 Marin, designed tor space-limited applications. processes include stations for coating, Richard Bonkowsky, Sis. Mgr. Switzerland Also, providers of turnkey integrated touch cleaning, developing, etching and strip­ 707/525-7532 Fax: 707/525-7725 Manufacturers of high-precision custom screens for 10-, 14-, 15-, and 17-in. ping, hot plates, and wave coater. These LCD products. LCD technologies include monitors. uniquely designed tools are tully production FLOROD CORP., 17360 S. Gramercy Pl. , TN (direct and multiplexed), first minima Kent Huang, Pres. proven for substrates from 4 to 16 in. Gardena, CA 90247-5212 TN, SBE-STN, and a luff range of dichroics. 510/226-6250 Fax: 510/226-6252 square. Manufacturers of process, test, repair, Capabilities include use of very thin glass Ralph Mason, Sr. V.P. Sls./Mktg. and inspection equipment tor all types of substrates, shaped displays, and HSC EURECRAN SA, ZA Cap Alpha Lot No. 1, 51 0/659-8370 Fax: 51 0/659-9407 FPDs, including the VLS vacuum-laser bonding technology. Also producers of a Rue Monnet, Clapiers 34830, France (glass) sealer, GMS glass-marking system, range of LCD driver chips available in a Manufacturers of fast LCD development FAI TECHNOLOGY MARKETING, 82 Main AIM automatic inspection machine, RAMP variety of packages including TAB. and delivery of larger lots. Specialty LCD St., Ste. 300, Huntington, NY 11743 random-access mufti-probe scanning test Gary Broder, LCD Mgr. tor military, optics and others. Driving Full-service market research organization system, PPS programmable probing sta­ 38-35-5111 Fax: 38-35-5403 circuitry, interconnection, design and focused on leading-edge electronics tech- tion, a full fine of laser-based repair

40 Information Display 7&8/95 systems, and the MEL-40 laser micro­ and provider of technical literature and meet almost any light-measurement custom components, including CRT deflec­ machining center. database training. requirement. tion yokes, HVPs, optical filters, video and Rod Waters, Pres. H. L. Funk Bill Oker, Mgr. Commercial Sis. deflection amplifiers, test equipment, 310/532-2700 Toll Free: 1-800/323-7691 914/232-3530 Fax: 914/232-3530 619/279-8034 Toll Free: 1-800/637-2758 color/monochrome monitors, and flat Fax: 310/329-1015 Fax: 619/576-9286 panels. Neville Milward FUTABA CORP., 629 Oshiba, Mobara, 44-1634-290040 Fax: 44-1634-290904 JOHN FLUKE MANUFACTURING CO., Chiba 297, Japan GEC-MARCONI LTD., HIRST RESEARCH CENTRE, East Lane, Wembley, Middlesex, INC. P.O. Box 9090, Everett, WA 98206- Manufacturers/distributors of vacuum U.K. HA9 7PP 9090 fluorescent displays and dot/character GLAVERBEL S.A. , 166 Chaussee de Ia Fluke touch control screens are sophisti­ display modules. Also, graphic displays Developers of prototype LCDs and Hulpe, 1170 Brussels, Belgium cated operator interfaces for computer­ for automotive applications, and electronic devices based on nematic, supertwist, Manufacturers of soda-lime float glass for based machinery or systems. With a mini­ instrument panels utilizing vacuum fluor­ active-matrix, and ferroelectric liquid· LCD, EL, and plasma applications in thick­ mum of training, operators can accurately escent technology and multicolor displays. crystal technologies. Computer modeling nesses as low as 0.55 mm (0.020 in.) and and efficiently control even the most T. Maeda, Mgr. Overseas Mktg. Dept. of liquid-crystal devices and consultation for data storage discs. Producers of high­ complex systems simply by touching the 81-475-24-1111 Fax: 81-475-23-1346 also undertaken. resolution non-glare glass for display screen. I. H. C. Roe applications. 206/347-6100 Toll Free: 1-800/426-0361 44-81-908-9143 Fax: 44-81-908-9090 Dinaux Alain FUTABA CORP. OF AMERICA, Fax: 206/356-5116 32-2-674-31 -11 Fax: 32-2-672-44-62 14492 Sheldon Rd. (U.S.), Ste. 370, GENERAL ATRONICS CORP., 1200 E. Plymouth, M I 48170 Mermaid Lane, Windmore, PA 19038 FORMOSA ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES Manufacturers and distributors of graphic Manufacturers of special-purpose I&M GLEN TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 690 Glen CO. LTD., No. 10 R&D Road, 2 Science­ displays for automotive applications; elec­ cathode-ray tubes. Court, Milpitas, CA 95035 Based Industrial Park, Hsinchu, Taiwan, tronic instrument panels utilizing VF tech­ Howard Brown, Sis. Mgr. Manufacturers of plasma cleaning R.O.C. nology; and multicolor displays. 215/233-4100 Fax: 215/233-9947 equipment for removal of organic Manufacturers of dispenser cathodes. C.L. Slupek, Automotive Mktg. Mgr. contaminants from panel surfaces. C.-W. Shih 313/459-1177 Fax: 3131459-1268 GENERAL DIGITAL CORP., Interactive John Klipfel, Pres. 886-35-784855 Fax: 886-35-782970 Display Systems Div., 198 Freshwater 408/262-3385 Fax: 408/262-3385 FUTABA CORP. OF AMERICA, Blvd., Enfield, CT 06082 FOSTA-TEK OPTICS, INC., 320 Hamilton Electronic Components Div. , 1605 Penny Manufacturers and developers of applica­ GLOBAL IMAGING, 201 Lomas Santa Fe St., Leominster, MA 01453 Lane, Schaumburg, IL 60173 tion-specific flat-panel display systems with Dr., Ste. 380, Solana Beach, CA 92075 Manufacturers of custom display readout Manufacturers of high-brightness touch input often included with the units, Software and systems integration for windows and optical filters for all opto­ multicolor vacuum fluorescent display available as monitors or full computer image-processing applications. Turnkey electronic and display technologies products, ranging from simple numeric and systems. Large displays (up to 30 in. on the superworkstation for scientific visual· including CRT, LED, LCD, plasma, EL, dot-matrix displays to large multifunction diagonal) and resolutions up to 1280 x ization of remotely sensed data. touch panel, EM/, and TEMPEST. Also, graphic panels, and offering design and 1024 are being developed. Michael Guberek antireflective coatings, custom molding, marketing expertise. Lawrence T. Guzowski, V.P. 619/481-5750 Fax: 619/481-1258 hard coating, and supercoatings. Pat Dolezal, Sis. Specialist 203/741-7171 Fax: 203/741-7071 Toll Free: 1-800/345-4624, 800/822-4624 Michael B. Smith, Dir. West. Region 708/884-1444 Fax: 708/884-1635 (CA only) 508/534-6511' 508/493-2084 GENNUM CORP., 970 Fraser Dr. , Fax: 508/537-2168 Burlington, Ontario, Canada L7L SP5 FUTURE FOCUS, INC., 14724 NE 177th Manufacturers of bipolar integrated BF GOODRICH AEROSPACE DISPLAY St., Woodinville, WA 98072 SYSTEMS, INC., 2321 Topaz Dr. , Hatfield, F-P ELECTRONICS, 6030 Ambler Dr., circuits for driving electromechanical Consultancy in optical design, special­ PA 19440 Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L4W 2P1 displays. izing in sensors, fiber optics, and display Custom designers and manufacturers of Manufacturers of display components, ian Scott, Mgr. Spec. Appl. optics. dichroic LCD and modules for the military electromagnetic hybrid flip disk/LED 416/632-2996 Toll Free: 1-800/263-9353 Gordon Mitchell, Pres. and commercial avionics industiy. modules, and hybrid flip disk/fiber-optic 206/481-5577 Fax: 206/489-9360 D.F. Dillon LED modules for indoor and outdoor GENRAD, INC., 300 Baker Ave., Concord, 215/997-3500 Fax: 215/997-3508 applications, including airport terminals, MA 01742-2174 Manufacturers of the GenRad/TEL GTS-1 gasoline pump displays and price signage, FUTURE SYSTEMS, INC., P.O. Box 26, LCD Test and Measurement System for time/temperature displays, and clock and Falls Church, VA 22040 GORDON INSTRUMENTS, INC., 3645 LCD substrates, offering advanced advertising signs. Publishers of the Multimedia & Videodisc California Rd., Orchard Park, NY 14127- measurement capability which provides Douglas Greenwood, Gen. Sis. Mgr. Monitor (formerly the Videodisc Monitor) 1755 fault type and address data for repair, 905/624-3020 Fax: 905/625-6197 which provides news and analysis of Manufacturers of complete multimedia and highly precise measurement data for multimedia, interactive video, compact disc, systems for video and teleconferencing. process and product improvements. and related technologies. Covers product Product line includes high-intensity FUJI POLY AMERICA CORP., P.O. Box Gerd Lipski, Sr. Mktg. Mgr. applications in areas including training, digitizing work consoles compatible with all 679, 365 Carnegie Ave., Kenilworth, NJ 508/369-4400 Toll Free: 1-800/4 GENRAD retailing, education, the military, and home digitaVanalog cameras, and a desktop 07033 Fax: 508/371-3039 Manufacturers of both high- and low­ entertainment. illuminator display. John Wilson, Mktg. Mgr. Richard Whipple, Sis. Mgr. resistance e/astomeric connectors and GEROME MANUFACTURING CO. , other related silicone rubber extrusions 703/241 -1799 Toll Free: 1-800/323-DISC 716/662-5353 Toll Free: 1-800/333-2672 Fax: 703/532-0529 P.O. Box 1089, Uniontown, PA 15401 Fax: 716/662-7839 and moldings. Also, thermal-management Manufacturers of diversified technical silicone rubber products. specialties made from advanced magnetic Robert Bjornsen, Appl. Engrg. GALILEO ELECTRO-OPTICS CORP., alloys to provide efficient high-attenuation GRASEBY OPTRONICS, 12151 Research 908/298-3850 x207 Fax: 908/298-1232 P.O. Box 550, Galileo Park, Sturbridge, MA shielding for CRTs, photomultiplier tubes, Pkwy., Orlando, FL 32826-3207 01566 transformers, and sensitive instruments. Manufacturers of CRT colorimeters, handheld and benchtop illuminance and FUJITSU MICROELECTRONICS, INC., Manufacturers of patented Fractal'" Ted Gerome, Dir. Sis. luminance meters, te/ephotometers, and 3545 N. First St .. San Jose, CA 95134- fused fiberoptics and electro-optics 4121438-8544 Fax: 412/437-5608 microphotometers with reflex viewing 1804 components used in electronic-imaging systems. Calibration certifications Manufacturers of color active·matrix displays, including HDTV projection GEROME MANUFACTURING CO. , traceable to NIST and in compliance with LCDs, full-color ac-memory plasma displays, systems, miniaturized CRTs for HMO, and 403 N. Main St., P.O. Box 737, Newberg, MIL-STD-45662A available. and color projection LCDs for a variety of CRT-based printers. MCPs and fiberoptics OR 97132 Scott Giancola, Sis. Mgr. personal computer. medical, industrial, finan­ for high-performance applications. Manufacturing division specializing in 407/282-1408 Fax: 407/679-5607 cial, and instrumentation applications. Laurie Placella, Mktg. Comm. Spec. hi-tech custom metal fabricated assemblies, Toll Free: 1-800/642-7616 508/347-9191 Toll Free: 1-800/648-1800 usually including high-attenuation magnetic Fax: 408/432-9044 Fax: 508/347-3849 shields, instrument chassis, and exterior GRASS VALLEY GROUP, P.O. Box 1114, cabinetry to customer's design. Grass Valley, CA 95945 Mike Stoyko, Gen. Mgr. Manufacturers of TV switching products; H. L FUNK CONSULTING, 7 Diane Ct., GAMMA SCIENTIFIC, 8581 Aero Dr., San 503/538-8356 Fax: 5031538-1 090 video processing, timing, and distribution Katonah, NY 10536 Diego, CA 92123 equipment; production and routing switch­ Consultancy offering 20 years of Manufacturers of radiometers, photo­ GINSBURY (UK) LTD., Ginsbury House, Sir ers, digital effects devices, and fiber-optic experience in patent searches and patent meters, and spectroradiometers. An exten­ Thomas Longley Rd ., Rochester, Kent, U.K. communications systems. trend analysis, market research, compet­ sive array of optical front ends and light ME2 4DU Russ Johnson , V.P. Sis. itive intelligence, and demographics. sources are available to complement the Representatives for display products. 916/478-3160 Toll Free: TRT 160432 Subscriber to major electronic databases instruments. A system can be configured to Specialists in CRT-based standard and Fax: 916/478-3187

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GRITZ'S EMPORIUM, INC., 2708/2711 Via WALTER HETT & ASSOCIATES, F. HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE LTD. , Division Pixelmaster solid ink-jet printer, capable Roberto, Carlsbad, CA 92008 148 Crescent St., Slow, MA 01775-1151 RLC, Bldg. 49/325, Postfach, CH-4002 of up to 262,000 colors. Suppliers/marketers of second-generation Consulting services to assist the industry Basel, Switzerland Jim Lloyd, V.P. Sls./Mktg. miniature displays, monitors, and tubes in in developing and managing aviation­ Manufacturers of liquid mixtures tor TN, 603/882-5200 Fax: 603/880-3843 color and monochrome. Sizes range from systems business with the Federal STN, DSTN, active-addressed, guest-host 0.6, 1.0, and 1.5 in. Color provided by Government. Specializing in air-traffic and ferroelectric displays; cholesteric HOYA CORP. USA. OPTICS DIV., 960 filters or shutters for 250 and 600 lines. Hi­ management systems. filters as well as dichroic dyes. Rincon Circle. San Jose, CA 95112 brights exhibit from 700 to 1000 lines in Walter Hett, President W. Kocher Exclusive U.S. distributor of NH TECHNO blw. F.O. hi-brights for addressing LCLVs. 508/897-0270 Wash. Off.: 202/554-1090 41-61-688-6468 Fax: 41-61-691-3856 NA-series glasses for flat-panel display Edward Gritz, Pres. Fax: 508/897-0271 manufacturing. Contrast and color correc­ 619/434-4676/3452 HOLTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES, LTD., 12b tion filters, and custom coatings for CRT, Fax: 619/434-7875/4758 HEWLETT-PACKARD CO., Components Champs-Montants, Marin, Switzerland CH- LED, and other displays available. Group, 370 W. Trimble Rd ., San Jose, CA 2074 Gerald Bottero, V.P. H. W. GROSSBOHLIN, Consultant, 3224 95131 Manufacturers of lithography tools tor 408/435-1450 Fax: 4081435-1536 Crazy Horse Dr., Simi Valley, CA 93063 Manufacturers of high-efficiency LED large-field high-resolution applications. Consulting and troubleshooting in CRTs The HMA-400 exposes substrates up to products. Broad range of optical packages, HOYA ELECTRONICS CORP., 50 Tice and CRT displays. 370 x 470 mm, displays up to 9 x 11 in. thru-ho/e and surlace-mountable LED Blvd., Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07675-7664 H. W. Grossbohlin without stitching, and features down to 0.5 lamps. Large variety of LED display sizes, Manufacturers of optical glass for the IC 805/581-1467 fonts, and colors available. 11m with an overlay accuracy of ±0.5i!m. Belh Soldwisch, U.S. Sis. Mklg. and display industry. Products includes Mark Chandler, Mktg. Mgr. thin-film deposition (ITO and AR coating). JOE HALLETT, Technical Markeling 510/254-0121 Toll Free: 1-800/864-9194 408/435-6017 Fax: 408/435-4980 Robert E. Gesullo Consultant, 22370 SW Grahams Ferry Rd ., Fax: 510/254-2691 201 /307-0003 Fax: 201 /307-1937 Tualatin, OR 97062-8022 HITACHI AMERICA, LTD., 3850 Holcomb Consultant to manufacturers and users of HOMALITE, DIV. OF WHITCO, INC., 11 Bridge Rd ., Ste. 300, Norcross, GA 30201 Brookside Dr. , Wilmington, DE 19804 display products. Investigation and analysis Manufacturers of color and monochrome HOYA OPTICS, INC., 3400 Edison Way, of user needs, product definition, proposals, Manufacturers of custom contrast­ Fremont, CA 94538-6190 LCDs; color picture tubes; display-grade and market information for end users and enhancement display filters made from Manufacturers of image-enhancement picture tubes; projection tubes; and ceo OEMs. Background in consumer, industrial, thermoset polyester or allyl dig/yeo/ imaging devices. filters and coatings tor CRT and flat-panel aerospace, TV, and computer applications. carbonate. Standard and custom colors Tim Patton, Mktg. Mgr. displays, sunlight-readable and night-vision­ Development, application, and marketing of with or without low-reflectance surlace. 404/409-3000 x205 Fax: 404/409-3028 compatible monolithic and composite filters CRT. flat-panel, and related technologies Custom fabrication and bending also meeting ANV/S specifications and military­ also available. available. secure lighting applications, and beam Joe Hallett, P. E. HITACHI DENSHI AMERICA, LTD., Kyle K. Whittaker, Pres. splitters and combiner plates for HUD 503/692-5554 150 Crossways Park Dr., Woodbury, NY 302/652-3686 Toll Free: 1-800/346-7802 systems. 11797 Fax: 302/652-4578 Tim Gallagher, V.P. Manufacturers of high-resolution and HAMLIN LCD , A Division of Standish Indus­ 510/490-1880 Fax: 510/490-1988 high-definition large-screen display sys­ tries, W7514 CTHV, Lake Mills, WI 53551 HONEYWELL INC., Delense Avionics tems, 15.75-70 kHz. High brightness tor Manufacturers of custom and standard Syslems Division, 9201 San Mateo Blvd. use with computer graphics, data, and HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., Assembly and LCD products including LCD "glass only" N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87113-2227 video sources. Switchers and accessories. Test Products, 2051 Palomar Airport Rd ., and LCD modules in either TN- or STN­ Manufacturers of fully militarized Six display sizes. M/S 520, Carlsbad, CA 92009 LCD technology. Module backlight is high-reso/uUon monochrome and color 516/921-7200 Fax: 516/496-3718 Manufacturers of manual, semiautomatic, available in either LED or EL. CRTs and flat-panel displays in a wide and automatic precision welding, ref/ow­ Walter Bruenger, Mktg. Mgr. variety of sizes for fixed-wing or rotary HITACHI, LTD., 5-1, 1-chome, Marunouchi, soldering, ACF, TAB, die, and wire-bonding 414/648-1000 Fax: 414/648-1001 aircraft applications. Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100, Japan equipment for electron-gun assembly, chip­ Randall E. Horn on-glass, anisotropic conductive film, Manufacturers of color picture tubes; 505/828-5107 Fax: 505/828-5500 HANTRONIX, INC., 10080 Bobb Rd ., color display tubes; projection tubes; PCMCIA-connector, flip-chip, and TAB Cuppertino, CA 94014 applications for CRTs and flat-panel passive and active LCDs; imaging devices; HORNELL AUTOMATION, Tunaviigen 281 , Manufacturers of LCD displays, LCD dot­ displays. and pickup tubes. Borliinge S-781 73, Sweden matrix character modules, and LCD dot­ Laurie Roth, Product Line Mgr. G. Watanabe, Mgr. Sis. Engrg. Manufacturers of the MELP (modular matrix graphic modules. 619/931-3427 Fax: 619/931-5191 81 -3-211-1111 Fax: 81-3-212-3857 equipment for LCD production): hot-plate June Kim, Sis. Mgr. module, rubbing module, dry-type spacer 408/252-1100 MARV HODGES, INC., 1565 Shadowglen module, dry-cleaning module, adhesive HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., Technical Ct., Westlake Village, CA 91361 applicator module, and align-and-assembly Products Division, 2051 Palomar Airport GEORGE D. HARRIS ASSOC., INC., The Designer, manufacturer, and consultant module. Other equipment tor filling and Rd ., Carlsbad, CA 92009 Plaza Bldg., Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 of proprietary liquid projection optics for testing. Manufacturers of display systems, Representatives of manufacturers of multiplexing two or more image sources Niclas Graner, Pres. custom CRTs, biocular CRTs, liquid-crystal magnetic deflection components for CRTs; (electronic) for single-lens applications; 46-243-390-95 Fax: 46-243-390-55 high-brightness color displays used for yolks, focus coils, stigmators, centering mostly for high-heat, high-brightness, military helicopters and ground vehicles; coils, precision in-line, and delta magnetic and high-resolution requirements. HORNELL ELEKTROOPTIK AB, C02 lasers; liquid-crystal light valves; components. Marv Hodges, Pres. Gagne!, Sweden, S-78041 assembly and test products, including George D. Harris, Pres. 805/497-4051 Fax: 805/379-9605 Manufacturers of LCD shutters for use in bonding and welding equipment; automated 201/796-2644 Fax: 201/796-0070 welding filters and similar applications. test equipment. HOECHST CELANESE CORP., Photoresist Custom-designed optical components Jim Buchanan, Contracts Dir. HARRIS CORP., 505 John Rodes Blvd., Products Div., 70 Meister Ave., Somerville, based on LC technology. 619/931-3509 Fax: 619/931-3334 R3/7248, Melbourne, FL 32935 NJ 08876 John Danielson, Mktg. Mgr. Manufacturers of the PhotoPro 2000 and Manufacturers of photoresists, devel­ 46-241-62030 Fax: 46-241-62107 HUGHES LEXINGTON, 1501 Newtown 2500 gray-scale printers. The 2000 prints at opers, and ancillary chemicals for imaging Pike, Lexington, KY 40155 2048 pixels x 3648 lines, the 2500 at 4096 of flat-panel displays. The TFP-600 series HOSIDEN AMERICA CORP., 120 E. State Designers/manufacturers of special­ pixels x 7296 lines; 256 gray levels per is tor spin coat/extrusion coat, and the Parkway, Schaumburg, IL 60173 purpose CRTs in sizes from 0.5 to 27 in. pixel for dry photographic quality images. RFP-210K series is for roller coat. Manufacturers of active and passive for the commercial and military markets, Ronald Reed , Bus. Dev. Mgr. Bruce Kiker, Sis. Mgr. LCDs for the computer, medical, and including head-up, head-down, helmet­ 407/242-5691 Fax: 407/242-4249 908/458-8056 Toll Free: 1-800/422-3884 industrial markets. In addition, PCMCIA mounted, photorecording, projection, Fax: 908/429-3631 connectors, keyboards, switches, acoustics, medical, and general-purpose CRTs. HC POWER, INC .. 17032 Armstrong Ave., microphones, and data entry units. Chuck Martino, Mktg. Mgr. Irvine, CA 92714 HOFFMAN ENGINEERING CORP., Qais Sharif, Natl. Sis. & Mktg. Mgr. 606/243-5519 Fax: 606/243-5555 Designers/manufacturers of high-power 22 Omega Dr., 8 Riverbend Ctr., Stamford, 708/885-8870, Fax: 708/885-0063 MOSFET switching power supplies, in CT 06907 power ranges from 500 to 3000 W, with Manufacture and service of photometric HOWTEK, INC., 21 Park Ave., Hudson, NH HUGHES-JVC TECHNOLOGY CORP., one to live outputs, and 250, 000-hour and radiometric test equipment, offering a 03051 2310 Camino Vida Roble, Carlsbad, CA MTBF. Also, the PowerMiser series of complete line of avionic lighting-related Manufacturers and marketers of color 92009 power factor correctors, which cut power components, with emphasis on NVG input and output peripherals for PCs and Manufacturers of large-screen projectors usage by 35%. compatibility. Mac /Is with supporting software. These with brightness ranging from 2000 to 3500 Jack Graham, Dir. Mktg. Jack Desoye, Sis. Mgr. peripherals include the Scanmaster series lm, filling screens from 8 to 40 ft. wide. 714/261-2114 Fax: 714/261-6584 203/425-8900 Fax: 203/327-4812 of flatbed and 35-mm film scanners and the These projectors utilize Image Light

44 Information Display 7&8195 Amplifier® technology, providing bright, IEC CO., 1450 E. 17 St., Ste. 122, Santa IMAGRAPH CORP., 11 Elizabeth Dr., EL display monitors for the military, '?SOlute, and pixel-free images. Ana, CA 92701 Chelmsford, MA 01824 industrial, and medical markets. Cress Carter, V.P. Sls./Mktg. Distributors of high-brightness VFDs, Manufacturers of PCUVL-bus video Roger Lemire, Sis. Engr. 19/929-5680 Toll Free: 1-800/225-4582 NVG-compatib/e displays, EL lamps, and imaging boards. IMASCAN accepts NTSCI 203/879-4944 Fax: 203/879-4944, x230 i'ax: 619/929-541 0 hardware for edge/itt display panels. PAL, RS-170, RGB, and YUV video Consultants for display applications. signals, and includes SVGA on-board INFOLEX CORP., 12 West 27th St., New GHES LIGHT VALVE PRODUCTS, Gene Hu, Pres. single/dual monitor operation. WINS 3. 1 York, NY 10001 ., 2310 Camino Vida Roble, Carlsbad, 714/543-6295 Fax: 714/543-7383 and NT are supported. Manufacturers of the multicolor, dynamic CA 92009 Joe Plonski, V.P. Sis. LED LightWa/1 for indoor and outdoor Manufacturers of liquid-crystal light­ lEE, 7740 Lemona Ave., Van Nuys, CA 508/256-4624 Fax: 508/250-9155 applications, which displays graphics, valve projectors with high brightness, 91409-9234 animation, and multilingual text in brilliant high resolution, and high contrast ratio Manufacturers of LED, LCD, de plasma, IMAPRO CORP., 2400 St. Laurent Blvd., colors, with special effects. The LightWall and wide horizontal frequency range and ACTFEL, and vacuum fluorescent flat-panel Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1 G 5A4 represents an energy efficient alternative, video bandwidth; available in a variety displays. Also, membrane, panel, and full­ Manufacturer and distributor of profes­ with the added advantage of rebates from of screen sizes. travel keypads and keyboards, and integra­ sional color scanners that scan 24-bit color local energy suppliers. Alan Brawn ted display/keyboard assemblies for at 600 and 1200 dpi; an 8K film recorder Ani Bedrossian, V.P. Mktg./Sis. 619/929-5300 Toll Free: 1-800-USA-LVPI commercial and industrial OEM applica­ with no DAC lines in 35mm, 4 x 5, and 8 x 212/213-2622 Fax: 212/213-3142 Fax: 619/929-5708 tions, including medical and office 10 formats; a color pre-press system which equipment, machine and manufacturing includes four-color film output. INFORMATION ASSOCIATES, 1259 El TH E HUMAN FACTORS AND process control, and other severe G. McKinley Camino Real #231, Menlo Park, CA 94025 ERGONOMICS SOCIETY, environmental applications. 613n38-3ooo Fax: 613n38-5038 Market researchers/publishers of a broad P.O. Box 1369, Santa Monica, CA 90406- Jerry Henn, Nat!. Sis. Mgr. range of reports covering all aspects of the 1369 818n87-0311 Fax: 818/901-9046 INCOM, INC., Drawer G, Southbridge, MA electronics-display industry. Offering membership and publications for 01550-0528 Murray Disman, Pres. professionals working or interested in IKEGAMI ELECTRONICS (U.S.A.), INC., Manufacturers of fiber-optic faceplates 415/322-0247 Fax: 415/322-0469 human factors/ergonomics. HFES members 37 Brook Ave., Maywood, NJ 07607 and fiber-optic tapers tor LCDs, CCDs, ilclude researchers, scientists, and Manufacturers of a line of computer CRTs, and image-intensifier tubes. Face­ INNOTEC GROUP, INC., 61W Moreland designers of many products and systems, monitors from 17 to 20 in., gray scale and plates in sizes up to 270 x 200 mm and Rd ., Simi Valley, CA 93065 including displays. color, with INVAR masks and Trinitron tapers up to 100 mm. New MEGAdraw Manufacturers of thin-film deposition 310/394-1811 or -9793 Fax: 310/394-2410 tubes with resolutions to 1600 x 1280. process for "zero-shear" faceplate and equipment, both sputtering and evapor­ Joe Guzman, Dir. Sls./Mktg. tapers. Image conduit and custom ation; rf and de plasma power supplies; HYBRID MICROGRAPHICS, INC., · 201/368-9171 Toll Free: 1-800/368-9171 lightguide assemblies. electron-beam guns and power supplies; 5216 Greenpine Dr., Murray, UT 84123 Fax: 201/368-1305 Kevin F. Tabor, Sis. Engr. and vacuum cOmponents. Manufacturers of digital film recorders, 508n65-9151 Fax: 508n65-0041 William T. Read, Dir. Sls./Mktg. computer-output microfilm recorders, digital­ ILC TECHNOLOGY, INC., 399 W. Java Dr., 805/522-9040 Fax: 805/522-6017 output microfilm recorders. Sunnyvale, CA 94089 INDIUM CORPORATION OF AMERICA, Thomas A. Hoopes, Pres. Manufacturers of high-intensity lamps 1676 Lincoln Ave., Utica, NY 13502 . INSTEC, INC., P.O. Box 7246, Boulder, CO 801 /264-1818 Fax: 801/264-10855 and light sources, including Cermax® Suppliers of indium tin oxide (ITO) 80306 xenon illuminators for LCD projection, powder to makers of ITO sputtering targets; Manufacturers of precision hot stages tor metal-halide lamps for light-valve, CRT, ONSPEC® metal indium/tin targets; indium applications in optical microscopy and HYCOM, INC., 16841 Armstrong Ave., and video projection, mercury short-arc ingot, foil, and wire for target bonding to research of liquid crystals. The HSI-i stage Irvine, CA 92714 lamps tor photolithography, and mercury backing plates. Also, indium reclaim provides for large volume with convenient Manufacturers of flat-panel EL displays capillary lamps for CRT manufacture. service. access to samples, stable sample and integrated display systems. Specialists Lynn Reiter, Gust. Svc. Mgr. Phil Scalise, Sis. Associate positioning, and precision position control in shaded-picture video displays for 408n45-7900 Toll Free: 1-800/347-2474 315/853-4900 Toll Free: 1-800/446-3486 tor optimum optical performance and vehicles and portable equipment. Fax: 408n44-0829 Fax: 315/853-1000 Toll Free: 1-800/221- productivity. Distributors of standard and customized 5759 Caitlin Clark-Zigmond, Dir. Oprns. Sharp TFEL products. 303/444-2564 Fax: 303/541-9354 John Lewis, Sis. Mgr. IMAGE PROCESSING SYSTEMS, INC., INFAX, INC., 2485 Lithonia Industrial Blvd., 714/261-6224 Fax: 714/261-9321 3440 Pharmacy Ave., Scarborough, Ontario, Canada M1W 2P8 Lithonia, GA 30058 INSTITUTE FOR PHOTOMETRY AND Manufacturers of computer-vision-based Manufacturers of digital-to-video RADIOMETRY, 16 Jac-0-Lyn Way, Chico, IBM CANADA LTD. , 23 Airport Blvd., Dept. test/alignment systems tor the monitor-, converters: multiple CGA, EGA, VGA CA 95926 594/MI, Bromont, Quebec, Canada JOE-ILO TV-, and CRT-manufacturing industries. outputs, serial and parallel data inputs. Manufacturers of high-precision photopic Providers of metallization and personal­ Models available offering comprehensive Monochrome display monitors: 5-, 9-, and detectors, CIE tristimulus colorimeters, ization services for glass panels for plasma functions including color measurements 23-in. models. spot-photometers; P65 light sources; displays and color filters. Sputtered such as purity, convergence, and white Mike Davis, Pres. standard LEOs, and testers. Measurement materials include ITO, chrome, copper, and balance, and geometry measurements 404/482-2755 Fax: 404/482-4057 and calibration services for photometric and aluminum. Maximum panel size is 38 x 27 including picture size, centering, and radiometric parameters; light sources, in. High throughput photolithography edge geometry. INFINITY MULTIMEDIA, 14225 Ventura detectors, transmissivity, reflectivity. manufacturing line also available. Blake Witkin, Dir. Sis. Blvd., Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 Kathleen Muray, Pres. E. Pires, Mgr./Thin-Film-on-Giass Prod. 416/492-4000 Fax: 416/492-4001 Manufacturers/distributors of an 916/894-3932 Fax: 916/894-3847 514/534-6656 Fax: 514/534-6688 unassisted 3-0 display system and IMAGE SYSTEMS CORP., 11595 K-Tel computer driver for video games and other INSTRUMENT SOCIETY OF AMERICA, IBM CORP., Old Orchard Rd., Armonk, NY Dr., Hopkins, MN 55343 applications. 67 Alexander Dr., Research Triangle Park, 10504 Manufacturers of high- to ultra-high­ Cord Douglas, Project Coord. NC 27709 Manufacturers of a line of display and resolution color and gray-scale monitors 818/981-4950, Fax: 818/501-6224 Worldwide organization for instrumenta­ printer products connecting to large with resolutions from NTSC to 15 Mpixe/s, tion and control engineers and technicians. systems, mid-range systems, workstation 15-29 in., portrait or landscape. Appli­ IN FOCUS SYSTEMS, INC., 27700B SW /SA also publishes videotape and interac­ systems, and personal computers. Many of cations include medical imaging, document Parkway Ave., Wilsonville, OR 97070 tive videodisc instruction products as well these products have graphics and image imaging, sunlight-readable, A TC, and semi­ Manufacturer and distributor of a as applications software. capability. Software support for many rugged for commercial and military. complete line of monochrome and color PC Gale Girer, Mgr. Media Pub. graphics and image applications is Marta Volbrecht, V.P. Sis. Viewer LCD projection panels that are 919/549-8411 Toll Free: 1-800/334-6391 available. 612/935-1171 Fax: 612/935-1386 placed on an overhead projector to display Fax: 919/832-0237 914n65-19oo data and graphics from a PC onto a screen National organization. Please refer to your IMAGING & SENSING TECHNOLOGY or wall. The Liteshow II"", a portable INTECOLOR CORP., 2150 Boggs Rd ., local telephone directory. CORP., 300 Westinghouse Circle, presentation manager for organizing, Duluth, GA 30136 Horseheads, NY 14845-2299 enhancing, and displaying computer­ Manufacturer of a complete line of IDM, 43 Smith Rd., Bedford, NH 03110 Manufacturers of high-performance CRTs generated images in brilliant color. industrial workstations, monitors, and Designers and producers of fast turn­ for color film recording, microfilm data Mike DeWitt, Nat!. Sis. terminals in a wide range of enclosures around prototype printed circuit boards. storage, medical, x-ray, miniature displays, 503/685-8888 Fax: 503/692-8887 and resolutions. Consultants in design and production of avionics and ground-based displays, photo­ 404/623-9145 Fax: 404-623-9163 prototype electronic designs. typesetting, and simulators. Also, backlights INFODEX, INC., 10 Venus Dr., Wolcott, CT Ed Berg for LCDs. 06716 INTERACTION SYSTEMS, INC., 603/472-7068 Toll Free: 1-800-CAD-EASY Kathy Purina, Gust. Svc. Spec. Designers/manufacturers of a full line of 10 Commerce Way, Wolburn, MA 01801 Fax: 603/472-7043 607n96-4350 Fax: 607n96-4490 monochrome and color CRT and flat-panel Manufacturers of Crystal Clear'"' capaci-

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live touch screens, providing better than sputtering system deposits TCOs and displays. In-house short courses, multiclient Japan!China!faiwan!Ma/aysia on an OEM 95% light transmission with less than 0.5% metals on large substrates. The CP-3545 reports (projection light sources, lnfocomm basis. Manufacturing materials and reflection in hostile environments with up RTP system provides recrystallization and Shootout), private line consulting service, equipment for TNISTNIAMLCDs, including to 100% humidity. implant activation for p-Si TFT-LCDs. and newsletter. liquid crystal, polyimide, spacer, ITO glass, Phil Baker, Mktg. Stacy Oresman, Mgr. FPD Sys. Mktg. Frederic J. Kahn, Pres. heat-sea/ connector, ACF, and systems for 617/932-0700 Fax: 617/932-3088 408/986-9888 Fax: 408/988-8145 415/327-2043 Fax: 415/327-2043 rubbing, alignment/lamination, spacer dispersion, LC injection, and scribe/break. INTERACTIVE COMPUTER PRODUCTS INTRONICS, 150 Dan Rd ., Canton, MA KAISER ELECTRONICS, 2701 Orchard Thomas Climer, Acct. Exec. INC., 23482 Peralta, Unit C, Laguna Hills, 02021 Pkwy., San Jose, CA 95134 408/748-1888 Fax: 408/748-1064 CA 92653 Manufacturers of monolithic distortion Supplier of head-up displays, multi­ Manufacturers of light pens and complete correction devices that accurately correct function displays, display processor and KLA ACROTEC, 12-1 Fujimi 1-chome, for geometric or focus distortion in CRT integrated helmet displays, and LCDs for light-pen systems for computer terminals, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102, Japan displays. combat aircraft. workstations (SUN, SPARC, and HP), and Manufacturers of automated inspection Gene Stancato 408/432-3000 x1705 personal computers (IBM PCs, clones, and systems that locate defects on flat-panel 617/828-4992 Toll Free: 1-800/367-0004 PS/2s). Available for monochrome and displays as they are being manufactured. color CRT displays. Resolution to 1280 x Fax: 617/527-3310 KAMSTRA COMMUNICATIONS, INC., Other products include review microscopes 1024. 5914 W. Courtyard Dr. , Ste. 320, Austin, and data analysis computers that Pat Cooper, Sls./Mktg. Mgr. IRIS GRAPHICS, INC., 6 Crosby Dr. , TX 78730 complement the inspection systems. 714/770-5332 Toll Free: 1-800/392-0540 Bedlord , MA 01730 Marketing-communications firm, coordin­ N. Higashi-lriki Fax: 714/770-8137 Manufacturers of a family of high-resolu­ ating planning and implementation of 81-3-3230-7011 Fax: 81-3-3230-4120 tion color printers, based on continuous ink­ integrated marketing communications on INTERFACE PRODUCTS, INC., jet technology, used in a wide range of behalf of clients such as Canon USA, 4630 North Ave., Oceanside, CA 92056 co/or-critical applications. They offer a Integrated Designs, Inc., Eagle-Picher KLA INSTRUMENTS, 160 Rio Robles, San Manufacturers of controls and displays, perceived resolution of 1500-1800 dpi, Industries, Inc., and 3M Company. Jose, CA 95 134 including microprocessor keyboards, support a variety of low-cost substrates, Rick Odell, Acct. Supvr. Distributors (for all locations outside avionic panels, LCD modules, and FPDs and output four-color images up to 34 x 512/343-8484 Fax: 512/343-6010 Japan) of KLA Acrotec's automated inspec­ for military environments. 46.3 in. tion equipment for flat-panel displays. See Bill Lang, Mktg. Mgr. John Williamson, Nat!. Sis. Mgr K AND M ELECTRONICS, INC., 'KLA Acrotec' listing for description of this 619/945-0230 Fax: 619/945-0239 617/275-8777 Fax: 617/275-8590 11 Interstate Dr., W. Springfield, MA 01089 equipment. Manufacturers of high-voltage de power Douglas Hendricks INTER-LOGIC SYSTEMS CO., INC., 12708 IRISTAL LTD., P.O. Box 516, Herzliya supplies for image intensifiers, small­ 408/434-4200 Fax: 408/456-6864 Hoover St., Garden Grove, CA 92641 46105, Israel diameter CRTs, photomultiplier tubes, Manufacturers of probe test fixtures to Manufacturers of full-color passive LCDs airborne and ground-based video displays, KLEIN OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, INC. test display substrates for electrical shorts for TV and computers: video speed, 25 ms; medical instrumentation, and mass spectro­ 8948 S.W. Barbur Blvd., Dept. 100, and opens. LINEAR CONTA CTOR can contrast, 60:1; viewing angle, 6(!', both meters. Also, precision high-voltage Portland, OR 97219-4047 contact stripes as close as 0.010 in. and as vertical and horizontal, without any color resistors, dividers, and hybrid microcircuits . Manufacturers of color-CRT test equip­ many as 100 at one time. Also, probe degradation. Also, flat fluorescent Robert A. Patrick, V.P. Sls./Mktg. ment: the Klein convergence gauge and the stations for mounting test fixtures and backlights. 413/781-1350 Fax: 413/737-0608 Klein CRT inspection microscope. substrates. IIana Stolov Hecht, Dir. Luhr Jensen, Pres. John K. Logan, Pres. 972-9-580-261 Fax: 972-9-561-282 K & R ENGINEERING SALES CORP., 503/245-1012, Fax: 503/245-8166 714/891-4456 Fax: 714/894-6668 227 At. 206, Flanders, NJ 07836 !SCAN INC., 125 Cambridgepark Dr. , Manufacturers representative for mag­ INTERNATIONAL POLARIZER, INC., Cambridge, MA 02140 netic shielding, deflection yokes, focus KOLLMORGEN CORP., Electro-Optical 320 Elm St., Marlboro, MA 01752 Manufacturers of eye-tracking systems coils, and high-voltage power supplies. Div. , 347 King St., Northampton, MA Manufacturers of linear and circular polar­ for advanced human/machine interface; Bob Resker, Pres. 01060-2390 izing sheet, wave-retarder films, and polar­ OPT/MOUSE optical pointing system for 201 /584-5235 Fax: 201/584-4375 Manufacturers of integrated optronic ized products for displays. High-transmit­ rapid computer data entry; and real-time systems utilizing ceo and thermal imaging tance high-efficiency po/arizers and very­ optical tracking equipment for automatic KELTRON CORP., 225 Crescent St., cameras together with image processing high-efficiency polarizers. Wave-retarder positioning of teleconferencing cameras. Waltham, MA 02154 and control technology at an image controV graphics workstation. films up to 17 in. wide. Polarizing filters. Rikki Razdan, Mktg. Mgr. Manufacturers of high-voltage power Douglas R. Jones Donald F. Rickert, V.P. Sis. 617/868-5353 Fax: 617/868-9231 supplies from 10 to 150 Wand available as 508/481-4943 Fax: 508/481-0222 standard low-cost modules or custom units 413/586-2330 Fax: 413/586-1324 ISE ELECTRONICS CORP., P.O. Box 46, combining dynamic focus and anode INTERSERV CORP., 9555 James Ave. S., lse, Mie, 516-11 Japan modules, all with UUCSA approvals. KONTOY PRODUCTS CO. LTD. Ste. 230, Bloomington, MN 55431 Manufacturers of vacuum fluorescent Ted Chadurjian, Mktg. Mgr. 166 Wai Yi p St. 9/F, Kwun Tong, Hong Manufacturers of PANAL/GN"". a ±11lm displays; VFD module and sub-system; 617/894-8700 Fax: 617/899-9607 Kong automatic alignment assembly system of picture-element displays for large-screen Manufacturers of LCD production large-area LCD panels. GDX500 glue­ information panel; and related products. KENIX INDUSTRIES, INC., 2006 E. 5th St., equipment and tools. dispensing system, with full-time active Kazuhiko Kasano, Gen. Mgr. Engr. Div. Tempe, AZ 85281 P. L. Mok, Oprns. Mgr. z-axis control, dispenses adhesive on 81-596-39-1111 Fax: 81-596-39-0366 Manufacturers of a full line of LeD­ 852/341 -3238 Fax: 852/357-4237 substrates up to 500 x 500 mm. manufacturing equipment, including PI ELECTROMASK® //large-area lithography printer, rubbing machine, seai!Ag printer, ITT CANNON, 1851 E. Deeve Ave., Santa KORRY ELECTRONICS CO., 901 Dexter and photomask imaging systems. dry-spacer applicator, align/assembly Ana, CA 92705 Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98109 Ron McKay, Sis. Mgr. machine, press/cure, scriber/breaker, end­ Suppliers of connectors and interconnec­ Manufacturers of NVIS-compatible 612/888-9767 Toll Free: 1-800/445-2738 seal machine, polarizer laminator, LC fill tion systems to a variety of markets, includ­ backlights for AMLCDs. Also, NVIS­ Fax: 612/888-0796 machine, and related equipment. ing information systems, microminiature, compatib/e information-display solutions w. Joe Cho, V.P. automotive, fiber optics, industrial and lighted operator/machine interface INTERSTATE ELECTRONICS CORP., 602/967-9461 Fax: 602/921-0836 controls and military/spare applications. components and subsystems, including 1001 E. Ball Rd. , P.O. Box 3117, Anaheim, Dick Torson NightshietdrM, the plastic fitter material CA 92803 714/261-5300 Fax: 714/757-8301 KENT DISPLAY SYSTEMS, 343 Portage that replaces glass in NVIS environments. Manufacturers of displays for space­ Blvd., Kent, OH 44240, Farmington Hills, Keith Hartlage, Product Mgr. borne, airborne, shipboard, and /and-based Ml 48335 JKL COMPONENTS CORP., 13343 Paxton 206/281-1300 Fax: 206/281 -1 365 applications. The product offering includes St., Pacoima, CA 91331 Designers/manufacturers of high-resolu­ high-resolution color CRTs, thin-film Manufacturers of miniature lighted tion display systems/products using electroluminescent, ac plasma, and LCOs devices, cold cathode fluorescent lamps, advanced reflective SCT-LCD technology KRISTEL CORP., 555 S. Kirk Rd., St. specifically designed for military LEOs, optical/amps for projectors, with inherent memory. Applications include Charles, IL 60174 environments. quartz-halogen lamps, and xenon lights. phones, instrumentation, highway, transpor­ Manufacturers of 3-28 in. custom mono­ Russ Summers Joe Velas, Sis. Mgr. tation, and industrial signs, POS and chrome and color open-frame and OEM 714/758-4032 Toll Free: 1-800/854-6979 818/896-0019 Toll Free: 1-800/421-7244 consumer displays. cabinet CRT display monitors. Broad Fax: 714/758-4111 Fax: 818/897-3056 Michael Lambie, V.P. Mktg. & Sis. variety of horizontal frequencies and video 810/476-4555, Fax: 810/476-4550 inputs available. Touch-screen integration INTEVAC, INC., 3550 Bassett St., Santa KAHN INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING, and color TFT-LCD monitor modules also Clara, CA 95054 782 Southampton Dr. , Palo Alto, CA 94303 KISCO SANTA CLARA, 4655 Old Ironsides available. Manufacturers of capital equipment for Strategic and technical consulting on Dr. , Ste. 280, Santa Clara, CA 95054 Kevin Michael, Sis. Mgr. large-area display production. The D-STAR flat-panel, liquid-crystal, and projection Distributors of TN/STN-LCD cells from 708/443-1290 Fax: 708/443-1390

46 Information Display 7& 8/95 RDEX CORPJCPA THINFILM LCD LIGHTING, INC., 11 Cascade Blvd., LIBBEY-OWENS-FORD CO., 811 Madison LMT, P.O. Box 269046, MB 116, I?RODUCTS, 343 Gibraltar Dr., P. 0 . Box 3070, Milford, CT 06460 Ave., P.O. Box 799, Toledo, OH 43697- San Diego, CA 92196 nnyvale, CA 94089 Custom manufacturers of miniature 0799 Manufacturers of a complete line of Manufacturers of innovative high· fluorescent lamps. Applications include Manufacturers of float glass, including photometers {both luminance and illumin­ 7eeision production equipment for large· avionics, computers {laptops), facsimile, on-line pyrolytic coatings using atmospheric ance meters) and colorimeters tor display ;:rea substrates up to 610 x 610 mm. medical, and all types of display back­ CVD technology. Industrial products include measurements and high-accuracy lab use. "'Toviders of tools for R&D/pilot and high­ lighting tor land, sea, air, and space TEC-glass, on-line multilayer tin-oxide­ Some are NiCd-battery operable for field YOiume production. Deposition and etching systems. coated float glass, and U/traF/oat, a super­ use with lab accuracy. ~ucts include sputtering, evaporation, Alton G. Hudson, Sls./Mktg. Mgr. flat high-quality clear float glass. Margaret M. Watson XJX coaters, PECVD, RIE etching, and PR 203/882-5572 Fax: 203/882-5580 Peter F. Gerhardinger, Mgr. New Prod. 619/271-7474 Fax: 619/693-3670 slripping. Options included: Clustering and Technology hily automatic loading. Deposition and 419/247-3931 Fax: 419/247-4517 LOCKHEED SANDERS, INC., LEADER INSTRUMENTS CORP., 380 etching services also available. P.O. Box 868, 95 Canal St., Nashua, NH Oser Ave., Hauppauge, NY 11788 oliam H. Kneeland, Dir. Sls./Mktg. LIBERTY MIRROR, 851 Third Ave., 03061 Manufacturers of a wide range of test 408/734-8181 Fax: 408n34-5151 Brackenridge, PA 15014 Manufacturers of ruggedized and militar­ equipment, including programmable RGB Custom design and engineering of optical ized cockpit display systems, intelligent generators capable of driving advanced thin films, specialty mirrors, and optical graphic terminals, and display workstations KYOCERA INDUSTRIAL CERAMICS displays. Featured are dot-clock rates to components. Capabilities cover a broad using color liquid-crystal flat panels and CORP., 5713 E. Fourth Plain Blvd. , 300 MHz, on-screen techniques for raster range from coating customer's material to CRTs tor application in aircraft, ground Vancouver, WA 98661 and test-pattern design, and memory supplying a complete optical product. vehicles, movable shelters, ships, Manufacturers of SVGA, VGA, and control. Coatings range from highly reflective front­ submarines, and space. quarter-VGA STN color LCDs, featuring Robert Sparks, Dir. Sis. surface mirrors to /ow-reflection coatings Robert Perutz, Prog. Devel. Mgr. COG construction. over 60% color satura­ 516/231-6900 Toll Free: 1-800/645-5104 to dichroic and beamsplitter coatings. Also, 603/885-3524 Toll Free: 1-800/258-1573 tion, brightness to 120 nit, and low power Fax: 516/231 -5295 conductive coatings for EM/ and RFI Fax: 603/885-7264 consumption. Selected models offer field­ applications. replaceable backlights andtor direct­ BERNARD J. LECHNER, 98 Carson Rd., Steve Zebert, Coatings Sis. Engr. LOCTITE LUMINESCENT SYSTEMS, INC ., competitor replacement capability. Princeton, NJ 08540 4121224-1800 Fax: 4121224-8754 101 Etna Rd ., Lebanon, NH 03766-9004 Joseph R. Maurer, Mktg. Mgr. Consultancy in display devices and Manufacturers of electroluminescent (EL) 360n50-6124 Fax: 36onso-6184 systems and all aspects of television, LIGATURE SOFTWARE, INC., 25 lamps and dc-ac inverters that are including HDTV systems and standards. Burlington Mall Rd. , Ste. 300, Burlington, performance-matched to the lamps they LABSPHERE, INC., P.O. Box 70, Shaker Knowledgeable about patent matters: MA 01803 drive. The thin, solid-state, /ow-power St., North Sutton, NH 03260 infringement, interference, etc. Experienced Developers of CharacterEyes, 32-bit lamps are used to backlight LCDs, and Specialists in the design and manufacture expert witness. OCR software that scans documents, come in a wide range of colors, including of diffuse reflectance products: integrating 609/924-7545 Fax: 609/924-7547 analyzes page layout, and outputs directly NVIS-compatible green. spheres, integrating sphere instrumentation, to a word processor. CharacterEyes Michael R. Hartman, V.P. Sls/Mktg. diffuse reflectance coatings and materials. 603/448-3444 Fax: 603/448-3452 LEICA, INC., 323D Vintage Park Dr., Foster supports all major scanners and image file Douglas S. Baxter, V.P. Sis. City, CA 94404 formats. It is available for Windows and 603/927-4266 Fax: 603/927-4694 Macintosh and is priced at $695. LORAD POWER SYSTEMS, 36 Apple Manufacturers of optical inspection and Ridge Rd ., Danbury, CT 06810 metrology systems for large-scale LCDs up Ed McGuiggan, Dir. No. Amer. Oprns. LAMPLIGHTER INDUSTRIES, INC., Manufacturers of custom high-voltage to 600 400 mm. Systems are automatic 617/238-6734 Toll Free: 1-800/888-0060 96 Lamplighter St., Oak Hill , WV 25901 x power supplies. and can be configured for high-resolution Fax: 617/272-3085 Manufacturers of metal-ceramic Dan Lyke, V.P. CD measurements on low-contrast electroluminescent panels. 2D3n90-1188 Fax: 203n43-3370 patterns, film thickness, and filled LIGHTING SCIENCES, INC., 7830 E. M. D. Emmett, V.P. and unfilled gap measurements. Evans Rd ., Scottsdale, AZ 85260 304/469-2474 Fax: 304/499-3380 LORAL FAIRCHILD IMAGING SENSORS, Richard D. Eandi, Product Mgr. Manufacturers of custom photometric test INC., CCD Imaging, 1801 McCarthy Blvd., 415/578-0488 Toll Free: 1-soon16-0900 equipment, including high-speed vidi­ Milpitas, CA 95035 LANDMARK TECHNOLOGY, 2160 Old Fax: 415/578-8116 photometer systems (backlight and display Manufacturers of line-scan and area Oakland Rd., San Jose, CA 95131 technology), automated goniometer and sensors, line-scan development boards and Designers/manufacturers of custom and photometer systems. Developers of modules, and fine-scan and area cameras. special-feature backlights for a wide variety LEVY HILL LABORATORIES LTD., Raymaster'"· Also, consultants for many Jim Johnson, Dir. Commer. Mktg. of LCDs sizes (0. 7-17 in.), including very­ 5 Sheffield House, Fieldings Rd ., Cheshunt, optical-design applications. Toll Free: 1-800/325-6975 Fax: 408/433- high-brightness backlights for sunlight­ Herts., U.K. ENS 9TJ Dana Hunton, Inside Sis. Mgr. 2508 readable applications to /ow-power Manufacturers of scintillators, x-ray 6021998-9252 Fax: 6021998-9498 backlights tor EL replacement. Also, screens, and detectors for x-ray image LORAL INFORMATION DISPLAY computerized LCD optical performance displays. Also, x-ray image storage LINDGREN RF ENCLOSURES, 3138 El SYSTEMS, 6765 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., tester tor LCD characterization. screens. Segundo, Hawthorne, CA 90250 Atlanta, GA 30360 Ronald E. Copps, Mklg. Mgr. Guy Hill, Managing. Dir. Manufacturers of rf-shie/ded enclosures, Manufacturers of ruggedized and militar­ 408/434-9302 Fax: 408/434-0954 44-99-230-808 Fax: 44-99-221-909 rf-shielded anechoic chambers, RFI/EMI ized active-matrix LCDs, graphics pro­ power, signal, data and control line filters, cessors, and system integration for LASERGRAPHICS, INC., 20 Ada, Irvine, rf-shielded honeycomb air vents. aircraft platforms. CA 92718 LEYBOLD AG, Wilhelm-Rohn-Strasse 25, Janet O'Neill, Sis. Adm. John A. Dolan, Mgr. Bus. Dev. Manufacturers of the LFR Plus'" and Postfach 15-55, D-6450 Hanau, Germany 213/870-9383 Toll Free: 1-800/969-9383 404/448-1604 Fax: 404/448-9163 LFR'" 4000-line digital film recorders; the 6450 Fax: 213/870-0828 family of rasterizers, Rasco/ II, Ill, IV and Suppliers of vacuum coating systems and LUCAS CONTROL SYSTEMS Mac Rasco/ Print, which drive virtually any vacuum processing technology {sputtering, LITTON ELECTRON DEVICES, PRODUCTS-DEECO'" SYSTEMS, 31047 color printer to produce sharp text and PE-CVD, plasma-etching) for production of 1215 S. 52 St., Tempe, AZ 85281 Genstar Rd., Hayward, CA 94544-7831 brilliant color prints or transparencies; active-matrix LCD and color displays. Manufacturers of high-resolution CRTs Manufacturers of ruggedized industrial the RISC Rasco! line of controllers, a Dr. Reineck for a wide range of recording, scanning, computers, serial graphics and text design based on the high-speed MIPS 33-6181-34-0 Fax: 33-6181-34-1690 and viewing applications, including typeset­ terminals, VGA monitors, and embedded processor offering a dramatic speed ting, color graphics, medical imaging, and modules for NEMA-4/12 (IP65) applications. increase by a factor of as much as 15. LEYBOLD TECHNOLOGIES, INC., flying spot scanning. Systems incorporate resistive or infrared Mike Delucca 1860 Hartog Dr., San Jose, CA 95131 Byran Harding, Sis. Mgr. touch electroluminescent or color LCDs. 714n53-8282 Fax: 714n27-9282 Manufacturers of high-throughput in-line 6021968-4471 Fax: 6021966-9055 Sunlight-readable models are available. sputtering systems, complete with ITO, Frank Pensa, Nail. Sis. Mgr. LASERTECHNICS, 5500 Wilshire Ave., silicon dioxide, and metal processes LITTON SYSTEMS CANADA LTD., 25 908/850-5889 Toll Free: 1-800/376-1154 N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87113 commonly used in LCD and other FPD Cityview Dr. , Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada Fax: 908/850-6009 Manufacturers of the DIR gray-scale manufacture. Substrate areas range from M9W 5A7 . printer, a high-resolution monochrome 350 x 400 mm to 830 x 1500 mm. Also, Manufacturers of military and aerospace LUMITEX, INC., 8443 Dow Circle, continuous-tone printer producing photo­ the Panel 450, a large-area plasma etching flat-panel display systems and products Strongsville, OH 44136 graphic-quality digital prints; StarBurst system. And the LC 350, a large-area based on LED matrix and active-matrix Manufacturers of woven fiber-optic dual-mode color printer; 300-dpi thermal­ LPCVD system for the deposition of a-Si liquid-crystal technologies. Custom designs backlighting for LCDs. Specific HID and wax or dye-diffusion printer. and p-Si. to meet specific requirements. halogen light sources. Rich Macklin, Mklg. Mgr. Tony Sisca, Sis. Engr. Van Angelo, Mgr. Displays Bus. Dev. Bruce Baunach, V.P. Sis. 505/822-1123 Fax: 505/821-2213 408/436-2822 Fax: 408/436-2847 416/249-1231 x3905 Fax: 416/246-2955 Toll Free: 1-800/969-5483

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LXD, INC., 7650 First Place, Oakwood, OH MARKET INTELLIGENCE RESEARCH MEGA VISION, P.O. Box 60158, Santa devices. Produces both stock items and 44146 CORP. (MIRC). 2525 Charleston Rd. , Barbara, CA 93160 custom devices. Manufacturers of standard and custom Mountain View, CA 94043 Manufacturers of image acquisition, Larry Gunseor, Appl. Engr. LCDs. Specializing in long-life high­ Market researcher/publisher of high-tech display, processing, and analysis systems 608/831-0655 Fax: 608/831-5821 reliability products featuring wide market research reports covering displays, oriented toward engineering, and research temperature ranges, fast response times, graphics, and image processing. and development. MICROPHASE LABORATORIES, INC. , and wide viewing angles. Innovators in Mel Neri, Mktg. Mgr. Ken Boydston, Pres. 815 N. Wooten Rd ., Colorado Springs, CO large-area and sign displays. Colored 415/961-9000 Fax: 415/961-5042 805/964-1400 Fax: 805/683-6690 80915 polarizers also available. Manufacturers of masks for all types of Chuck Oravec, Sis. Mgr. MARK IV INDUSTRIES, LTD ., F-P MEKEL ENGINEERING, INC .• 777 S. FPDs, with linewidth precision of 2 ~m on 216/786-8700 Fax: 216/786-8711 Electronics Div .. 5959 Ambler Dr. , Penarth Ave .• Walnut, CA 91789 soda lime or quartz substrates with Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L4W 2P1 Manufacturers of the M400 microfilm emulsion, iron oxide, or chrome coatings. MACHINE VISION AND CONTROL Manufacturers of electronic display digitizer that scans 16 and 35mm rolf Also, mask-design services. INTERNATIONAL, INC., 1804 Johni Dr. , products for passenger-information display microfilm for quick transfer to digital Martin H. Boothman, Pres. Glenview, IL 60025 systems for bus, rail, and airport terminals; storage medias; featuring unattended 719/596-8899 Fax: 719/596-8333 System design, integration, and install­ highway-traffic information; bus-destination operation, selectable resolution, built-in ation in the application of infrared- and signs; scoreboards; fuel-pump displays; sensors to detect start and end of each MICROTOUCH SYSTEMS, INC., visible-image capture and analysis for time/temperature; and advertising signs. image, and PC controlled. 300 Griffin Brook Park, Methuen, MA 01844 Maurice Amesbury, Pres. measurement, process control, quality Douglas Greenwood, Gen. Sis. Mgr. Manufacturers of a full line of touch­ 909/594-5158 Fax: 909/594-1216 control, and troubleshooting; training 905/624-3020 Toll Free USA: 1-800/265- sensitive input devices, including touch­ in the use of these techniques; system 7773 Fax: 905/238-3141 screen kits, monitors. and flat-panel maintenance also provided. MERCK LTD. , Broom Rd ., Poole, Dorset, modules. Also, stylus-based touch screens, Gary Shubinsky, Pres. U.K. BH12 4NN and a touch-sensitive tablet that replaces 708/657-0200 Fax: 708/729-9120 MATERIALS RESEARCH CORP .• 560 Rte. Manufacturers of liquid crystals for the mouse. 303, Orangeburg, NY 10962 electro-optic displays, liquid-crystal Jim Zahka, Natl. Sis. Dir. MAGNETIC RADIATION LABORATORIES, Manufacturers of sputtering systems for polymers, thermochromic LCs, single 508/659-9000 Fax: 508/659-9100 690 Hilltop Dr. , Itasca, IL 60143 pilot-line and high-volume production of crystals for UV and IR optics, scintillators, Manufacturers of precision shields of ITR, silicon nitride, amorphous silicon, and fluoride glass components for fiber optics, MfCROVISION CORP., 180 Knowles Dr., formed and fabricated construction, meta/layers. Systems are delivered and precursors for high-Tc superconductors. Ste. 100, Los Gatos, CA 95030 providing shielded products for commercial, complete with a guaranteed process to Martin G. Pellatt, Bus. Mgr., Adv. Mater. Manufacturers of a full range of test medical, aerospace, and military meet film specifications. 44-202-745-520 Fax: 44-202-723-824 equipment for comprehensive test and applications. In-house painting and welding Gil Chaput, Dir. Product Mktg. analysis of CRT displays. Includes fully facilities are working to MIL-I-45208A. 914/398-8585 Fax: 914/398-8415 METAVAC, INC., 4000 Point Street, automatic production-line test systems Jack White, Mktg. Sis. Mgr. Holtsville, NY 11742 featuring closed-loop alignment of displays. 708/285-0800 Fax: 708/285-0807 MATROX ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS LTD., Manufacturers of high-efficiency reflec­ New SS200 CRT Analysis System with 1055 St. Regi s Blvd., Dorval, Quebec, tion-reducing coatings and transparent complete engineering-analysis capability. MAGNETIC SHIELD CORP., 740 N. Canada H9P 2T4 conductive coatings; contrast-enhancement Stan Buckstad, Pres. Thomas Dr. , Bensenville, IL 60106 Designers and manufacturers of video filters for P43 CRT and color displays. 408/374-3158 Fax: 408/374-9394 Manufacturers of lmageGuard enclosures controllers targeted to several distinct Clifford E. Sisler, Sis. Mgr. to shield monitors from in terference caused markets: graphics, imaging, interactive 516/447-7700 Fax: 516/447-7715 MILGRAY ELECTRONICS. 77 Schmitt by magnetic fields. videodisc, videographics, and financial Blvd., Farmingdale, NY 11735 B. Friestedt, Sis. Mgr. information. Markets encompass a farge METHEUS CORPORATION, 1600 NW Distributors of a complete line of FPDs, 708/766-7800 Toll Free: 1-800/304-5665 variety of applications including CAD, Compton Dr. , Beaverton, OR 97006 including LCD, active and dual-scan color, Fax: 708/766-2813 3D-display, medical electronics. and Manufacturers of high-resolution graphics ac plasma, and vacuum fluorescent. Analog robotics. display controllers. The 5700 Series of VGA color LCD monitors with or without MANAGEMENT GRAPHICS, INC., Bruce Seidel, Sis. Mgr. graphics display controllers are a series of touch panels in standard plastic or metal 1401 E. 79th St. , Minneapolis, MN 55425 514/685-2630 Toll Free: 800/361-4903 single-slot 6U VME boards designed for enclosures (custom and NEMA-4 available). Manufacturers of Solitaire image Fax: 514/685-2853 ATC, dt, and other high-resolution data­ System solutions include small-footprint recorders, offering up to 16K resolution on intensive applications. Dynamic video and PCs, resistive and capacitive touch panels, and desktop LCD monitors. Color ac a variety of film formats from 16 mm to McMAHAN ELECTRO-OPTICS, INC., radar-scan converters with resolutions up to plasma displays 21-in. on the diagonal. 8 x 10 in. and Mac. PC, and workstation P.O. Box 14026, 79 T. W. Alexander Dr., 2048 x 2048, all under X-Window/PEX Controllers, inverters, and cable assemblies compatible. Every Solitaire features Bldg . 4201 , Ste. 101 , Research Triangle Control, are available. for all FPDs. patented Digital Geometry Control, an all­ Park, NC 27709 Art Yerkes, Sys. Sis. Mgr. Tony Cannone, Corp. Mktg. Mgr. digital image-alignment system. All image Manufacturers of the Model MRL-V1701 503/690-1550 Toll Free: 800/638-4387 516/420-9800 Fax: 516/420-9884 characteristics are available from Solitaire's high-performance 40-MFLOP image­ Fax: 503/690-1525 front panel. oriented workstation. Standard and Bill Hansen, Mktg. Mgr. MINOLTA CORP., 101 Williams Dr., custom software are available. MEYLAN CORP., 543 Valley Rd., Upper 612/854-1220 Fax: 612/851-6159 Ramsey. NJ 07 446 Tracy Frantz, Office Mgr. Montclair, NJ 07043 Manufacturers of color analyzers for 919/549-7575 Toll Free: 800/733-7575 Manufacturers and distributors of MAN AND MACHINE, INC., 3501 white-balance adjustment on CRTs and Fax: 919/549-0421 stopwatches, chart recorders, event Hamilton St., Hyattsville, MD 20782 LCD panels; convergence meters (on and loggers, gas detectors, tachometers, A third-party service company off-line) that simultaneously measure McMAHAN RESEARCH LABORATORIES, stroboscopic-tachometers, precision horizontal and vertical misconvergence of specializing in the service and repair of electric timers, elapsed time meters, color active-matrix (TFT) and color dual­ P.O. Box 14026, 79 T. W. Alexander Ave. RGB; light meters for luminance, illumin­ Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 time study boards, and all related time ance, color temperature, color of light scan passive-matrix (STN} LCDs and gas­ study equipment. plasma displays. Repair and sales of Manufacturers of image-processing sources, and UV irradiance. workstations. ranging from low-cost image Alex Pirnaris, Sis. Mgr. Dan Schinasi, Product Mgr. portable, notebook, and laptop computers. 201/744-6400 Fax: 201/744-1011 Flat-panel-display repair yield is over 70%. controllers for analysis and reporting to 201/818-3517 Fax: 201/825-4374 One-year warranty on all display repairs, high-speed image-oriented digital signal­ MITO FINE GLASS CO., LTD ., 2-1-2 with a 5-7-day turnaround. Suppliers of processing workstations designed for MICRION CORP., One Corporation Way, Marunouchi, Chiyod-ku, Tokyo 100, Japan retrofit polarizers for older displays. various image-processing applications. Centennial Park, Peabody, MA 01960-7990 Manufacturers of large polished Jaime Hidalgo, Sis. Mgr. Robert H. Hart, Tech. Staff Manufacturers of the L 1 system for substrates for displays. 301/277-3760 Fax: 301/779-1455 919/549-7575 Toll Free: 800/733-7575 in-process repair of AMLCD panels. This 919/549-0421 system repairs "open" defects by a Mgr. Sis. Dept. 81-3-218-5861 Fax: 81-03-213-5486 MANITRON DISPLAYS LTD., Millbuck patented photolytic laser eva metal Way, Sandbach, Cheshire, U.K. CW11 9HT MDC VACUUM PRODUCTS CORP. , 23842 process and short defects by laser ablation. MfTSUBISHI ELECTRONICS AMERICA, David Casey, Prog. Mgr. Manufacturers of very-high-resolution Cabot Blvd .. Hayward, CA 94545 INC., 800 Cottontail Lane, Somerset, NJ monochrome and color monitors up to 3K x Manufacturers of a full line of UHV 508/531-6464 Fax: 508/531-9648 08873 2K resolution; raster radar monitors {16- stainless-steel vacuum components. Also, Manufacturers of video copy processors and 23-in. round, 16 x 16 and 20 x 20 in. maintain a full technical staff to assist MICRO-OPTICS TECHNOLOGIES, 8608 for all imaging/hard-copy requirements; square) with digital dynamic focus, dynamic with technical questions and the design University Green #5, P.O. Box 620377, monitors; professional S- VHS VCRs; and astigmatism correction and 1.2-nsec rise­ and manufacture of custom vacuum Middleton, WI 53562 video projectors. Most units are autoscan time video amplifiers. components and chambers. Manufacturers of liquid-crystal-based {15-35 kHz) capable. Alan Hesketh 510/887-6100 Toll Free: 1-800/443-8817 spatia/light modulators, shutters, polar­ Rich Williams. Reg. Sis. Mgr. 44-270-764-171 Fax: 44-270-763-160 Fax: 510/887-6100 ization optics, and related light- control 201/563-9889 Fax: 201/981-9492

48 Information Display 7 &8/95 WTSUBISHI ELECTRONICS AMERICA, MOTIF, INC., 27700A S.W. Parkway Ave., shielding. Development work or production. NEG ELECTRONICS, 475 Ellis St., ., 5665/5757 Plaza Drive, P .0. Box Wilsonville, OR 97070 Supplier of sheet, foil, and seamless tubing Mountain View, CA 94043-2203 S007, Cypress, CA 90630-0007 Manufacturers of /ow-cost video-speed for all magnetic shielding requirements. Manufacturers/marketers of an extensive Manufacturers of a full line of color LCDs. Active Addressing"" is a fundamen­ Consulting services, heat treating on time line of electronic products, including AS/Cs, '710nitors from 14 to 37 in., and color tally different way of applying electrical specials. microprocessors and microcontrollers, =rmal transfer printers. signals to LCDs that maximizes overall David Grilli, Pres. digital-signal processors (DSPs), memories, - om Paternili, Prod. Mktg. Mgr. Display display performance, including response 603/666-4433 Fax: 603/666-4013 liquid-crystal displays (LCDs), and "roducts time and contrast, without limiting potential components. - 41'236·3812 Toll Free: 1·800/843·2515 resolutions or display size. Active Address­ NAGASE CALIFORNIA CORP., 710 Cusl. Svc./Literature Hot Line: 4151965- =ax: 714/236·6172 ing"" places proprietary pixel-addressing Lakeway, Ste. 135, Sunnyvale, CA 94086 6159 algorithms and circuitry in custom /Cs, Sole distributors of RODIC liquid crystals, Toll Free: 1·8001366-9782 Fax: 4151965- SUBISHI ELECTRONICS AMERICA, reducing LCD-manufacturing costs signifi· SUMITOMO polarizers, and other materials 6130 C., 1050 E. Arques Ave., Sunnyvale, cantly from more complex active-matrix for LCD fabrication. CA 94086 LCDs. Harry Hanamoto, Gen. Mgr. Manufacturers of a new line of 10.4-in . 5031682-7700 Fax: 503·682·7036 NIKON PRECISION, INC., 1399 Shoreway 408/773·0700 Fax: 408/773-9567 VGA and SVGA TFT flat-panel displays, Rd., Belmont, CA 94002-4107 'eaturing standard 18-bit color and a 100:1 MOTOROLA INC., Semiconductor Manufacturers of production photolitho­ contrast ratio, and complementing their Products Sector, 5005 E. McDowell Rd. , NALPAK SALES, INC., 1937-C Friendship graphy systems for large-area and high­ existing lines of VGA , SVGA, and XGA TFT Phoenix, AZ 85008 Dr. , El Cajon, CA 92020 resolution displays. Line includes the LS­ asp/ays. State-of-the-art semiconductor products Providers of qualify support equipment. SOOP proximity printer, the FX-3010 and om Katherman, Sr. Product Sis. Engr. for video input processing, video amplifi· Manufacturers of the octagon-shaped tripod FX·501 D for large high-resolution displays, 4081730·5900 cation, horizontal output, and power case. Distributors of many other case lines, and the FX-40 1E and FX-402E for very­ supplies in high- and very-high-resolution and carries full line of accessory items for high-resolution HDTV projection displays. IWA CO., LTD., 720·3, Unane, Takatsu, CRT monitors. the video and motion picture industry David E. Kettering, Sr. Sis. Mgr. Kawasaki, Kanagawa 213, Japan Bill Roman including travel karts, cableties, Magliner 4151508-4674 Fax: 4151508·4600 Importers/exporters of laser/electro-optics 602/244-3101 Toll Free: 800·521·6274 trucks, Leatherman tools, Accu-charts, plus products; LCD laser annealing systems; Fax: 602/244-3810 many more. NIPPON ELECTRIC GLASS, 650 E. beam homogenizer; various types of micro­ Robert Kaplan, Pres. Devon, Ste. 110, Itasca, IL 60143 scopes; laser trigger systems; optical MRS TECHNOLOGY INC., 10 Elizabeth 6191258·1200 Fax: 6191258-0925 Manufacturers of a line of glass products thickness measurement systems; Ti: Dr., Chelmsford, MA 01824 for information displays, including BLC Manufacturers of Model 5200 Series sapphire pulsed lasers; YVO 4 micro/aser; NATIONAL COMPUTER GRAPHICS glass substrates for LCDs, OA-2 glass Pane/Printer"" systems, high-throughput Nd:Yag pulsed laser; phacoemulsification ASSOCIATION, 2722 Merrilee Dr., Ste. substrates for active-matrix LCDs and EL large-area microlithography systems system; ellipsometers; spectral radiometer; 200, Fairfax, VA 22031 displays, and jmage-sensor cover glass. designed to produce the most advanced etc. Trade and professional organization with Patrick Darnell, Sls./Mktg. AMLCDs, FEDs, and other products K. Uno, Pres. approximately 7000 individual and corpor· 7081285·8500 Fax: 7081285·8510 utilizing high-resolution large-area 81·44·812·7801 Fax: 81·44·812-7800 ate members. Sponsors annual computer microlithography in both volume production graphics conference and exposition. NIPPON SEIKO CO., LTD., 2-2-34 and in R&D environments. The new optical Higashizaoh, Nagaoka, Niigata, 940 Japan system provides for 2.5-jlm images with the Martha Filson, Dir. Corp. Sis. MKS INSTRUMENTS, INC., 6 Shattuck Manufacturers of passive LCDs (including wide process latitude required in production 703/698·9600 Toll Free: 800/225-NCGA Rd ., Andover, MA 01810 TN, STN, and D·STN), LCD modules (in· applications. The Model 5200 series also Fax: 703/250-2752 Manufacturers of vacuum/pressure and eluding large-area dot-matrix and multi­ feature a programmable edge-exposure flow measurement and control instrumen­ color), and thick-film EL and driving circuits system, a second-generation graphics user NATIONAL RESEARCH RESOURCES, tation; vacuum fittings, flanges, valves, (inverters). and gauging; RGAs and calibration systems interface (Pane/CAD'"' II), and a factory­ INC., Box 166 Centershore Rd., Centerport, Inti. Dept. 81-258-24-3311 used throughout the FPD manufacturing automation interface (G EM). NY 11721 Fax: 81-258-24-6543 industry. Robert Wironen, Mgr. Natl Mktg./Sis. Providers of custom graphic art for flat- ­ J.·C. Christeler, V.P. Worldwide Sis. 508/250-0450 Fax: 5081256-3266 panel displays (LCDs and ELs). Manufac­ 508/975·2350 Toll Free: 1·800/227·8766 turers of electroluminescent and LED NIPPON SEIKO K.K., Nissei Bldg., 6·3, Fax: 5081975·0093 MTL SYSTEMS, INC., 3481 Dayton-Xenia backlights; prototype applications-specific Ohsaki 1-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, Rd., Dayton, OH 45432-2796 custom displays; very large liquid-crystal 141 Japan MODUTEC, INC., 920 Candia Rd., Manufacturers of flat-tension-mask color light valves; specialty display consulting. Manufacturers of large high-precision Manchester, NH 03103 monitors; 29-in. autosync color monitors; J. Burns, Appl. Mgr. pattern generators (mask making for FPD, Manufacturers of backlights for LCDs. the Comprehensive Display Evaluation 516/754·0365 Fax: 518/754·0365 exposure for shadow masks); automated Charles Davis, V.P. Mktg./Sls. System (CODES); and video test-pattern test equipment; large high-precision pattern 6031669-5121 Fax: 6031622-2690 generators. measuring machine for mask-making pro­ NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP., Ray Wabler, Dir. Products Div. cess. Main products relate to photo­ Box 58090, 2900 Semiconductor Dr., C2- MONITOR TECHNOLOGY CORP., 513/426-3111 Fax: 513/426·8301 fabrication system. 475, Santa Clara, CA 95052-8090 81-466-21-3217 Fax: 81-466-21-3109 2864 Vicksburg Lane, Minneapolis, MN Manufacturers of /Cs for CRT applica­ MULTICOMP, INC., 3005 S.W. 154th St., 55447·1878 tions, including RGB and single-channel Ste. 3, Beaverton, OR 97006 Domestic manufacturers of 19-24-in. preamps, RGB CRT drivers and deflection! NITTO DENKO AMERICA, INC., Designers, manufacturers and marketers monochrome and gray-scale monitors for geometric correction chip sets. Also, /Cs c/o PERMACEL, U.S. Highway #1, New of custom electrical components: high· OEM applications requiring resolutions for LCD applications, such as notebook-to­ Brunswick, NJ 08903 voltage transformers, encapsulated from 1024 x 768 to 2560 x 2250. display interface chip sets, panel power Manufacturers of linear and circular polar­ products, switch-mode magnetics, 60-Hz Joe Lloyd, Sis. Mgr. supplies, and buffers for gray-scale voltage izing film, retardation film, and other optical transformers, hermetically sealed 612/551-1478 Fax: 612/551·1581 reference. plastic materials. capacitors, and EM/ filters. Raphael Tam, Dir. Monitors Mktg. Mike Yoshikawa, Prod. Mgr. Pat Lancaster, Mktg. Supp. Mgr. MONTEREY TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 987 408/721-8786 Fax: 408/721-5691 908/418·2775 Fax: 908/418-2777 University Ave., Suite 12, Los Gatos, CA 503/626-4200 Fax: 503/643-4889 95030 NITTO DENKO CORP., 3rd Floor, Mori Human factors and ergonomic consulting THE MULTIMEDIA AND VIDEODISC NBS SOUTHERN, INC., 11451 S. Belcher Bldg.-31, 5·7·2 Kojimachi Chiyodaku, and support services related to display MONITOR, P.O. Box 26, Falls Church, VA Rd ., Largo, FL 34643 Tokyo 102, Japan and workspace design and compliance with 22040 Manufacturers of impact printers, electro­ Manufacturers of polarizing film, ANSI standard 100·1988. Monthly newsletter focusing on non­ photographic laser printers, and non-impact retardation film, and other optical plastic Robert T. Hennessy, V.P. consumer industrial, governmental, and ion-deposition printers. materials. 408/625-5285 Fax: 408/625-5286 educational uses of multimedia, and Richard Busbee, V.P. Sis. Masato Yoshikawa emphasizes new products, market statistics 8131541-2200 Toll Free: 800/327-5602 908/418-2775 Fax: 908/418-2777 MORRISON ELECTRONICS CORP., and analyses. Fax: 8131546·8042 1776 Lone Eagle St., Columbus, OH 43228 John Wilson, Mktg. Mgr. Manufactures and engineers large and 7031241-1799 Toll Free: 8001323-DISC NEG CORP., 475 Ellis St., MIS MV4561 , NoRAD CORP., 1549 11th St., Santa small alphanumeric and numeric displays Fax: 7031532·0529 POB 7241, Mountain View, CA 94039-7241 Monica, CA 90401 for plant floor communications. These Manufacturers of TFT active-matrix color Manufacturers of the NoRad shield for displays range from 0.5 in. to as THE MUSHIELD COMPANY, INC., LCDs for notebook PCs, workstations, video display terminals which blocks large as needed. 5 Springfield Rd ., P.O. Box 439, Goffstown, projectors, multimedia, and instruments. virtually the entire range of E-field Charlie Morrison, Pres. NH 03045 Omid Milani, Product Mktg. Mgr. electromagnetic radiation and more than 614/851-1100 Fax: 6141851-1121 Custom manufacturing of magnetic 415/965·6245 Fax: 415/965-6272 50% of the H-field; eliminates glare and

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reflections; and discharges the static OCLI , Santa Rosa Div., 2789 Northpoint alignment and UV exposure systems for the OPTREX AMERICA, INC., 44160 electric field. Pkwy., Santa Rosa, CA 95407 FPD industry. Additional products include Plymouth Oaks Blvd., Plymouth, Ml Bruce Sperka, Dir. Mktg. Manufacturers of patented thin-film aligner-bander-cure systems and UV flood 48324 213/395-0800 Toll Free: 800/262-3260 multilayer coatings and filters for all display exposure systems. Manufacturers of a complete line of Fax: 213/458-6397 types. Designed to improve brightness and Jerry Bachur, V.P. Equipment Group standard and custom LCDs in both charac­ contrast, enhance transmission, widen 408/263-4944 Toll Free: 1-800/843-8259 ter and graphic type. NORSK LCD, AS, Eikhaugen lndustrifeit, viewing angle, provide EM/ shielding, and Fax: 408/263-6389 Rob Harrison 30 36 Drammen, Norway incorporate OCL/'s superior high-efficiency 313/416-8500 Fax: 313/416-8520 Manufacturers of very-large-area LCDs anti-reflection (HEA®) properties. These OPTICAL DEVICES INCORPORATED, (100 x 1264 cnf) using TN or STN tech­ coatings can be applied by the display 805 Via Alondra, Camarillo, CA 93012 OPTREX/SATORI, 3830 Del Amo Blvd., nology. Custom design and engineering for manufacturer, added by the OEM after the Manufacturers of linear and circular Torrance, CA 90503 wide temperature range and MIL-SPECs. display is manufactured, or by OCLI. polarized film and contrast-enhancement Marketers of alphanumeric and graphic Tor Ottesen, Plant Mgr. Mark Parish, Display Mkt. Specialist filters utilizing polarized film. Also, LCD panels and modules. Extended 47-388-0450 Fax: 47-388-0367 707/525-7038 Fax: 707/525-7841 glass and acrylic windows with matte and temperature, EL, LED and CCT back­ anti-reflection surfaces. lighting, NTN, black-and-white, high­ Nth GRAPHICS, 11500 Metric Blvd., Suite OCULAR, INC., 746 Lingco Dr., William Bandel, Sis. Mgr. contrast fluids, passive color, VGA , and 210, Austin, TX 78758 Richardson, TX 75081 805/987-9993 Toll Free: 1-800/987-8801 XGA options available. Designers and manufacturers of PC­ Manufacturers of custom and standard Fax: 805/987-5789 Ken Yoshikama, Pres. based 2-D CAD and 3-D visualization LCDs and LCD modules. Engineering graphics accelerators and NTSC 310/214-1791 Fax: 310/214-1721 design and turnkey manufacturing of OPTICAL ELECTRONICS, Box 11140, conversion hardware and software. LCD-related products. Tucson, AZ. 85734 Tony Tittle, Sis. Mgr. Ben Kwang, Mktg. Dir. Manufacturers of hardware products for OPTRO-MECHANICS (USA) CORP., One 512/832-1 944 Toll Free: 800/624-7552 Blue Hill Plaza, Pearl River, NY 214/437-2561 Fax: 214/437-2562 image processing of standard video signals. Fax: 512/832-5954 Suzanne Gerdes, Pres. 10965-8667 OIS OPTICAL IMAGING SYSTEMS, INC., Distributors of a line of microscopes and 602/889-8811 Fax: 602/889-8575 NUMONICS CORP., 101 Commerce Dr., 47050 Five Mile Rd ., Northville, Ml 48167 LCD inspection systems manufactured by Montgomeryville, PA 18936 Manufacturers of active-matrix LCDs for Seiwa Optical Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan. Manufacturers of digitizers: opaque, military, avionic, and other ruggedized OPTI CAL RADIATION CORP., 1300 Sal Miwa, Pres. translucent, and backlighted with applications. Sizes range from 1 x 4 in. up Optical Dr. , Azusa, CA 91702 914/620-1999 Toll Free: 1-800/890-3333 0.010-0.005-in. accuracy. Active digitizing to 16 in. on the diagonal. Display products Manufacturers of highly collimated UV­ Fax: 914/620-1950 area from 6 x 6 to 44 x 60 in. Seven step are in full color and offer gray-scale Iight exposure systems used to produce sizes in corded and cordless versions. Also, flat-panel displays. Systems range from capability. OPTRONICS ENGINEERING, 175 B pressure sensitive in 12 x 12 x 18 in. manual load to fully automated in-line Catherine Matthews, Customer Service Cremona Dr., Goleta, CA 93117 Morris B. Bowles, Sis. Mgr. configurations. 313/454-5560 Fax: 313/207-1350 High-resolution high-sensitivity color 215/362-2766 Fax: 215/361-0167 Michael L. Yatsko, Dir. Mktg./Sis. video cameras for fluorescence and low­ OLYMPUS AMERICA, INC., 2 Corporate 818/969-3344 x2428 Fax: 818/969-3681 contrast surface inspection. The auto NUTMEG CONSULTANTS Center Dr., Melville, NY 11747 exposure system has a shutter range of 2 Shady Brook Lane, Norwalk, CT 06854 Manufacturers of FPD inspection OPTICAL SOLUTIONS, INC., 700 Airport 1110,000-4 sec with light sensitivity as low Corporate communications services and equipment, including microscopes, macro­ Blvd., Doylestown, PA 18901 products that include marketing, press and stations, and automated inspection Manufacturers of front and rear rigid as 0.0025 lux. new-product releases, news releases, and systems. Objectives corrected for 0.7- projection screens, screen covers, and Doug Marker, Sis. Dir. reports for investors and brokers, press and and 1. 1-mm-thick glass. Also, linewidth filters. The screens are smooth-surfaced, 805/968-3568 Fax: 805/968-2046 sales kits, proposals, presentations, tech­ and registration metrology systems and with internal lenses that deliver high nicaVcompany backgrounders, executive microspectrophotometers for color-filter brightness, high contrast, and adjustable ORWIN ASSOCIATES, INC., 88 Seabro biographies, brochures, newsletters, evaluation. viewing angles with no hot spots. Ave., Amityville, NY 11701 product documentation, and writing/ V. Boccio, Tech. Mktg. Mgr. Jack Dorazio, V.P. Designers/manufacturers of specific­ rewriting technical material for any Toll Free: 1-800/446-5967 215/348-4649 Fax: 215/348-9959 purpose CRT monitors: high-bright color audience. Communications products Fax: 516/844-5112 and monochrome for A TC towers, special created and formatted for delivery via OPTICS 1, INC ., 3050 Hillcrest Dr., Ste. farge-screen high-resolution workstations, traditional print media, facsimile, floppy OMARA & ASSOCIATES, 2443 Ash St. , 100, Westlake Village, CA 91362 gray scale/high resolution for medical disk, e-mail, and/or World Wide Web Home Palo Alto, CA 94306 Consultancy in the optical design, diagnosis and image analysis. Page. Create and maintain home pages to Providers of technical market research in engineering, and production of imaging Ben lannotta customer specifications. liquid-crystal flat-panel displays, display systems, from initial specifications 516/842-7177 Fax: 516/842-7410 Kenneth I. Werner, Pres. applications, and display markets. Analysis · through detailed lens design, analysis, 203/853-7069 Fax: 203/855-9769 of technology and markets for display­ tolerancing, fabrication, assembly, and PACIFIC MEDIA ASSOCIATES, 1121 Clark manufacturing equipment and materials. alignment. Ave., Mountain View, CA 94040 nView Corp., 860 Omni Blvd., Newport Display-industry surveys from Japan and Milton Lee, V.P. Oper. Market researchers offering multi-client News, VA 23606 other Far East locations. 805/373-9340 Fax: 805/373-8966 and custom studies on large-screen display Manufacturers of LCD projection products William C. O'Mara, Principal markets. Publishers of the continuing with a worldwide network of dealers and 415/323-2175 Fax: 415/323-0864 OPTO-CAL, INC., 13891 Deanly Ct., Large-Screen Displays Industry Service resellers. Lakeside, CA 92040 (detailed market estimates) and conducts nView Sales Dept. OMEGA ELECTRONICS, S.A., P.O. Box 6, Optical calibration and measurement the annual North American Large-Screen 804/873-1354 Fax: 804/873-2153 Rue des Pres 149, Bienne 2504, services. Calibration of telephotometers, Displays Reseller Survey. Switzerland photometers, optometers, radiometers, William L. Coggshall, Pres. O&S RESEARCH, INC., 1912 Bannard St. , Manufacturers of color video replay, power meters, colorimeters, spectra­ 415/948-3080 Fax: 415/948-3092 P.O. Box 221, Riverton , NJ 08077 black-and-white matrix, alphanumeric and radiometers, and other optical instru­ Manufacturers and suppliers of aircraft numeric information boards with character mentation. Measurement of transmission PACIFIO TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 123 N.W. instrument lighting wedges, cover glasses, heights from 40 to 520 mm; and timing and reflectance, haze, illuminance, luminance 13th St., Ste. 308, Boca Raton, FL 33432 and CRT contrast-enhancement filter glass. judging equipment for all sports. color, color temperature, NVIS radiance, Distributors of Nippon Graphite Industries' Line of antireflection coatings includes Haldemann Heinz and other properties of materials and FlexEL line of electroluminescent lamps, MIL-C-14806A, AMS 2521A, and MIL-C- 41-32-42-97-15 Fax: 41-32-41-33-21 sources. conductive graphite pastes, graphite 675C. Robert Ruff, Pres. dispersions, and related items. LCD­ · Anderson L. McCabe, Pres. OMNICOMP GRAPHICS CORP., 1734 W. 619/561 -9983 Fax: 619/561-8810 manufacturing equipment and materials, 609/829-2800 Fax: 609/829-0482 Sam Houston Pkwy. N., Houston, TX including TAB-attach, polarizer lamination, 77043-2723 OPTOTEK, LTD., 62 Steacie Dr., Kanata, panel cleaning, polyimide print mattes, and OCA/OPTICAL CORP. OF AMERICA, 170 Manufacturers and designers of graphic Ontario, Canada K2K 2A9 spacer material. Locke Dr., Marlborough, MA 01752 display controllers for a wide range of Manufacturers of LED displays for visual Peter J. Opdahl, Managing Dir. Manufacturers of a variety of optical computing devices, from PCs to high­ and photoexposure applications. Package 407/392-2555 Fax: 407/392-0807 components including color filters and anti­ performance engineering workstations, configurations include flat panel, alpha­ reflection coatings compatible with a variety minis, and mainframes. numeric, programmable switch, and linear PANASONIC INDUSTRIAL CO., of display systems. Included are micro­ H. H. Parker, Pres. bargraph displays. All are available in red, 2 Panasonic Way, 7C-7, Secaucus, NJ plasma products which can be deposited 713/464-2990 Fax: 713/827-7540 orange, yellow, green, and blue. Alpha­ 07094 on glass or plastic and which demonstrate numeric and switch products are also Manufacturers of a complete line of excellent hardness and humidity stability. OPTICAL ASSOCIATES, INC. (OAI), 1425 available in multicolor configurations. electronic components, sub-assemblies, Walter Lekki, V.P. Mktg./Sis. McCandless Dr., Milpitas, CA 95035 Steve Wilson, Mgr. Design Engrg. Svcs. and industrial technologies. 508/481-9860 Fax: 508/485-0526 Manufacturers of a line of mask- 613/591-0336 Fax: 613/591-0584 Toll Free: 800/848-3979

50 Information Display 7&8195 PANASONIC INDUSTRIAL CO., Display PERCON, INC., 1720 Willow Creek Circle, PHOTON DYNAMICS, INC., 1504 display products for the defense market, Products Dept., 2 Panasonic Way, 7H-1 , Suite 530, Eugene, OR 97402 McCarthy Blvd., Milpitas, CA 95035 utilizing the following technologies: taut Secaucus, NJ 07094 Manufacturers and distributors of Designers and manufacturers of a shadow mask, liquid-crystal color shutter, Manufacturers of high-resolution mono­ barcode reading equipment and complete product line of advanced test, field-sequential and active-matrix liquid chrome and color CRTs, in sizes from 5 to accessories for many different inspection, and repair systems for flat-panel crystal. 27 in; high-resolution monochrome and computer/terminal systems, including IBM, displays. Bob Johnson, Mktg. Mgr. cclor display monitors, open frame or Dec, Wyse, and Apple Macintosh. Five­ Alan Nolet, V.P., U.S. Sales 503/614-4110 Fax: 503/614-4101 cabinet style, in sizes from 9 to 21 in.; year warranty on all decoders. One-year 408/433-3922 Fax: 4081433-3925 high-resolution de plasma display panels, warranty on all input devices. PLANAR AMERICA, INC., 1400 N.W. in formats from 200 x 640 to 1152 x 900; Beth Daniels, Dir, Mktg. PHOTONICS SPECTRA, Berkshire Compton Dr., Beaverton, OR 97006 vidicon and newvicon camera tubes. 503/344-1189 Toll Free: 800/873-7266 Common 2 South Street, Pittsfield, MA Manufacturers/distributors of high­ Mario Bartalotta Fax: 503/344-1399 01201 performance flat panels using electro­ 201/392-4502 Fax: 201/392-4815 Publishers of Photonics Spectra, a luminescence (EL) technology. Included are PHILIPS COMPONENTS, P.O. Box 218, magazine devoted to photonics technology: high-performance monochrome, multicolor, PANELGRAPHIC CORP., 10 Henderson 5600 MD Eindhoven, The Netherlands optics, lasers, fiber-optics, electro-optics, and full-color displays. Dr., West Caldwell, NJ 07006 Worldwide manufacturers of electronic imaging, and optical computing. Also, the Rick Phillips, Dir. Sis., EL Displays Manufacturers of Chroma filter contrast­ components, including display components four-book set of The Photonics Directory: 503/690-1100 Fax: 503/690-1493 enhancing antiglare filter materials for all and electro-optical components. The Corporate Guide, Buyers Guide, types of optoelectronic and CRT displays; Jeanne! Harpe, Press OH . Handbook, and Dictionary. PLANAR INTERNATIONAL LTD., antifog, antistatic Vueguardr"' coatings to 31-40-724-173 Fax: 31-40-724-825 Toni R. Ranson, Mktg./Sis. Coord. Olarinluoma 9, P.O. Box 46, Espoo protect display readout windows from 413/499-0514 Fax: 413/442-3180 SF-02201, Finland scratching and harsh chemicals PHILIPS COMPONENTS, 100 Providence Manufacturers and suppliers of PHOTONICS SYSTEMS, INC., Jane Ryan, V.P. Mktg. Pike, Slatersville, AI 02876 electroluminescent flat-panel displays, 6975 Wales Rd., Northwood, OH 43619 201/227-1500 Toll Free: 800/222-0618 or Manufacturers of camera tubes, CCD providing crisp bright images of text and Manufacturers of ac plasma flat-panel 0617 (NJ only) Fax: 201 /227-7750 chips, complete imaging modules, high­ graphics viewable from wide angles and display monitors, heads, and terminals (with resolution and square pixel devices. under most lighting conditions. Preferred for 32-bit microprocessor), ranging in sizes up PANELIGHT DISPLAY SYSTEMS, INC., Components for device manufacturing industrial applications. to 2048 x 2048 pixels and 1.5 Mpixels. 101 Embarcadero, 41100A, San Francisco, (glass guns, coatings) are also available. Jukka Eskelinen, Sis. Mgr. Gray scale up to 8 bits (256 levels). Full­ CA 94105 JeH Brook-Stewart, Gen. Mgr. 358-0-420-01 Fax: 358-0-422-143 color ac plasma video monitors, including Distributor of flat-panel display products 401/762-3800 Fax: 401/767-4493 19 in. 640 x 480 VGA and 30-in. 1024 x for end-users. PLANAR SYSTEMS, INC., 1400 N.W. 768 XVGA. IR touch for all flat panels and So-hail Malik Compton Dr., Beaverton, OR 97006 PHILIPS CONSUMER ELECTRONICS CO. CRTs. RS-170, RS-343, and other standard 415/772-5800 FAX 415/986-3817 Manufacturers of standard and custom 1 Philips Dr., Knoxville, TN 37922 serial and video interfaces. AC gas plasma elecrroluminescent displays for commercial Manufacturers of a broad range of CRT­ flat-panel displays with display sizes up to use. Display resolutions range from 240 x PARALLAX GRAPHICS, INC., based display products from 12-in 60 in. (1 .5 m), resolutions up to 2048 x 64 to 1024 x 768 in monochrome and 640 2500 Condensa St., Santa Clara, CA 95051 monochrome through 21-in. FSQ color. 2048, gray scale to 256 levels (8 bits), and x 350 to 640 x 480 in multicolor. Manufacturers of high-resolution video Resolution levels up to 1600 x 1280 are full color. Standard sizes 640 x 480 and Gary Baughn, V.P., Sis. and graphics display controllers for Qbus, supported by dedicated and multifrequency 1280x 1024. 503/690-1100 x7208 Fax: 503/690-1493 VMEbus, and PC/AT PCIXTbus. designs. Sharon M. Toth, Mktg. Mgr. Stu Taylor, V. P. Inti. Sis. John Neilson 419/666-6325 Fax: 419/666-0785 408/727-2220 Fax: 4081980-5139 719/593-4297 PLASMACO, INC., 180 South St., PHOTON, INC., 1115 Space Park Drive, Highland, NY 12528 Manufacturers of color and monochrome PEARSON & ASSOCIATES, INC., 11811 PHILIPS DISPLAY COMPONENTS CO., Santa Clara, CA 95054 ac plasma displays and monitors. Products N. Tatum Blvd., Ste. P.129, Phoenix, AZ P.O. Box 963, 1600 Huron Pkwy., Ann Manufacturers of test instrumentation that include 21-in. full-color 640 x 480 plasma 85028 Arbor, Ml 48106.0963 records the energy distribution pattern of panel suitable for full-motion video, TV, or Consultancy specializing in LCD Manufacturers of color display tubes for optical sources including imaged spot size. computer applications, and 21 .3-in. mono­ technology. TV and monitor applications, monochrome Jim Darchuk, Mktg./Sis. Mgr. chrome 1280 x 1024 display compatible Chuck Pearson, Pres. tubes and deflection units for monitor 408/492-9449 Fax: 4081492-9659 with PC, Sun, and Macintosh computers. 6021953-9783 Fax: 6021996-1261 applications, flyback transformers, Jane D. Birk, Appl. Engr. degaussing coils, various wirewound PHOTO RESEARCH, 9330 DeSoto Ave., 914/883-6800 Fax: 914/883-6867 PEGASYS DISPLAYS, INC., P.O. Box components, tuners for TV and satellite Chatsworth, CA 91311 1795, Eau Claire, WI 54702 receivers. Manufacturers of state-of-the-art electro­ Designers/manufacturers of custom high­ Patrick Canavan, Sis. Mgr. optical instrumentation and systems. PLASMARC, Division of Arconium, 400 resolution monochrome/color monitors, with 313/996-9400 Fax: 313/761-2776 Elaine Tito, Coord. Harris Ave., Providence, AI 02909 screen sizes from 9 to 25 in. and resolu­ 3121243-1111 Fax: 3121243-2424 Manufacturers of ITO and indium/tin metal sputtering targets, including planar, tions up to 1600 x 1280, designed for PHOSPHOR PRODUCTS CO., LTD., rotatable, and custom design. Fully medical imaging, document processing, and 1 Factory Road, Upton, Poole, Dorset PHYSICAL OPTICS CORP., 20600 integrated approach, from indium refining other OEM markets. Custom ruggedized BH16 5SJ, England Gramercy Pl., Torrance, CA 90501-1821 and oxide manufacturing capability to monitors also available. Portrait and Manufacturers of DCEL displays and Manufacturers of surface-relief localized bonding in U.S., Belgium, and landscape enclosures available. phosphors. holographic diffusers for LCD backlights; Hong Kong. Oscar Martinez, Engr. Mgr. N. Bainton high-resolution high-gain transmission and David Sklarski, Gen. Mgr. 715/832-5170 Toll Free: 1-800/666-5170 44-202-632-116 Fax: 44-202-631-980 reflection screens for projection systems. 401/456-0800 Toll Free: 1-800/343-0282 Fax: 715/832-5170 Also, HOEs for barcode readers, projector­ beam homogenization, and round-to­ Fax: 401/421-2419 PHOSPHOR TECHNOLOGY LTD., Middle rectangular beam converters. PEMM SERVICES, 1 Friars Tale Place, St. , Nazeing, Essex EN9 2LP, England Rick Shie, Dir. Sls./Mktg. PLASMATERIALS, 3223 Crow Canyon Rd. Staatsburg, NY 12580-5104 Manufacturers of inorganic phosphors for 310/320-3088 Fax: 310/320-8067 (#290), San Ramon, CA 94583 Consultancy specializing in display CRTs, FEDs, POPs, x-ray imaging screens, Manufacturers of high-purity materials for technologies, providing technology and IR detectors. PIXELINK CORP., 577 Main Street, the thin-film industry. Specializing in evaluation and comparisons, strategies, Gerry Sorce, CEO Hudson, MA 01749 sputtering targets, evaporation materials, technology recommendations for a given 44-1992-89-3424 Fax: 44-1992-89-3729 lmporter!reseller of high-resolution bonding service, and backing plates. application, and assessments of the monitors, color and monochrome, for Specific materials for transparent conduc­ viability, cost, and availability of PHOTOMETRICS, 3440 E. Britannia Dr., Philips, IDEK and others. Authorized depot tive coatings include fully oxidized and various display technologies. Tucson, AZ 85706 repair center with parts invent01y for quick reduced ITO as well as ZnO. Paler Pleshko, Consultant Manufacturers of digital imaging systems turnaround on repairs. Custom mechanical Don Sarrach, Pres. 914/889-4246 Fax: 914/889-4246 for research and industrial applications. and electrical modifications and graphic 415/277-0440 Fax: 415/277-0469 ceo technology-based applications include display controllers. PENTAX TEKNOLOGIES CORP., life sciences, high-energy physics, astron­ Bill Ingraham, Sis. Mgr. PLASMA·THERM I.P., INC., 100 Technology Dr., Broomfield, CO 80021 omy, spectroscopy and deep-water imaging 508/562-4803 Fax: 5081568-0514 9509 Inti. Ct., St. Petersburg, FL 33716 Manufacturers of precision optical fields. Still-imaging cameras offer response Manufacturers of plasma process equip­ components and subassemblies for linearity, geometric stability, and high PLANAR ADVANCE, P.O. Box 4001, ment (deposition and etch) for the computer peripherals. dynamic range. Beaverton, OR 97006 electronics display industry. Small systems Robert Ariniello, Mgr. Opt. Prod. Mktg. John Allard, Sis. Mgr. Manufacturers/distributors of high­ are available for R&D. Fully automated 303/460-1600 Fax: 303/460-1628 6021889-9933 Fax: 6021573-1944 performance CRT-based and flat-panel- multichamber production systems process

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substrates to 22 in. sq. Complete process PRECISION LAMP, 720 Portal St. , Cotati, PSITECH, 18368 Bandilier Cir. , Fountain technology for indoor and outdoor support is included. CA 94931 Valley, CA 92708 applications. Scott Deferrari, Dir. Sls./Mktg. Manufacturers of panels for backlighting Manufacturers of a broad range of very­ Stephen Hatch, Sis. Controller 813/577-4999 LCD displays using incandescent, LED, or high-performance graphic controllers and 44-81-427-7727 Fax: 44-81-427-0350 cold-cathode light sources. Also, miniature imaging products for standard interfaces PLESSEY NAVAL SYSTEMS LTD., incandescent lamps that solder directly to such as HIPPI, fiber channel, and VMEbus. RAMEY SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING, Command Systems Group, 241 Station PCBs. Precision lamp is ISO 9001 certified. Specializing in customized and proprietary 5 Mandeville Ct. , Ryan Ranch Business Rd., Addlestone, Weybridge, Surrey, U.K. Bob Carlson, Sis. Mgr. graphic products for OEMs. Park, Monterey, CA 93940 KT15 2PW 707n92-0333 Fax: 707n92-2738 Wendy Haggerty, Sis. Asst. Providers of contract scientific software, Manufacturers of naval command-and­ 714/964-7818 Toll Free: 800/872-7385 engineering, CAD, video animation, tech­ control systems. NAUTIS (Naval Auton­ Fax: 714/968-7884 PRECISION OPTICAL FILTERS, P.O. Box nical illustration and documentation omous Information System) has color raster services for FPD industry, and magnetic on cursive monochrome displays. Rugged 507, Cedar Ridge, CA 95924 Manufacturers of contrast-enhancement PULNiX AMERICA, INC., 1330 Orleans Dr., modeling. Also, library of training monochrome raster monitors and 512 x 512 filters and windows for flat-panel displays. Sunnyvale, CA 94089 videotapes on plasma etching, plasma ac plasma terminals also available. Products available in both glass and acrylic. Manufacturers of miniature CCD physics, and plasma chemistry. Custom Mike Brooks, Supp. Mgr. Sls./Mktg. Circular polarizers for light-emitting cameras, lenses, and accessories. windows software programming for 44-932-824-336 Fax: 44-932-824-723 machine and process control applications displays. Complete line of services, Intensified low-light CCD cameras, available. including screen printing, machining, and high-speed shuttered and gated cameras, POLAROID CORP., 1 Upland Road, Tom Ramey, Pres. laser cutting. Short lead times. integration cameras, and custom OEM Norwood, MA 02062 408/655-2772 Fax: 408/655-4858 Craig Edlund cameras. Manufacturers of polarizers tor emissive 916/273-5226 Toll Free: 800/522-8903 Rollande Young electronic displays that improve contrast Fax: 9161273-2195 408n33-1560 Toll Free: 8001445-5444 RANK BRIMAR, INC., 25358 Avenue and reduce glare on virtually any emissive Fax: 408n37-2966 Stanford, Valencia, CA 91355-1214 electronic display and available in plastic Manufacturers of CRT displays and drive acrylic or glass laminations with various PRECISION PHOTOMASK INC ., electronics for applications in military EMI/RFI and abrasion resistant coatings in 4950 Fisher St., St. Lau.rent, Quebec, PULSEVIEW, LTD. , Units 1&2 , Suffolk cockpits, simulation, data displays, telecine, a variety of colors. Canada H4 T 1J6 Way, Drayton Rd ., Abingdon , Oxfords., and many other professional display Terry Holmes, Mktg. Mgr. Manufacturers of large-area photomasks U.K. requirements which demand the highest 617/446-4505 Fax: 617/446-4600 for LCDs and other applications. High­ Manufacturers of display hardware and level of performance. tolerance masks available up to 10 x 10 in. software. Optical design of display modules I. G. Dodd , Gen. Mgr. POLHEMUS, P.O. Box 560, 1 Hercules Dr. , and regular tolerance up to 20 x 24 in. in all technologies, especially VFDs and 805/295-5770 Fax: 805/295-5087 Colchester, VT 05446 Materials available are emulsion, chrome, LCDs. Conventional and surface-mount Manufacturers of 30 position/orientation and iron oxide. manufacturing. RANK BRIMAR LTD., Greenside Way, tracking and digitizing systems used in M. Jain, Mktg. Mgr. Noah Smallshaw Middleton, Manchester, M24 1SN, U.K. CAD, virtual reality, animation, and 514n37-7030 Fax: 514n37-9893 44-235-554-433 Fax: 44-235-28971 Manufacturers of CRT displays and drive biomedical and scientific applications. electronics for applications in military Product family includes the Digitizer, PRI AUTOMATION , INC., 805 Middlesex OMS, INC., One Magnum Pass, Mobile, AL cockpits, simulation, data displays, telecine, Tracker, and the /sotrack. Tpk. , Billerica, MA 01821 36618 and many other professional display Tom Jones, Sales Rep. Manufacturers of FPD material transport Manufacturers of intelligent graphics requirements which demand the highest 8021655-3159 Fax: 802-655-1439 systems, factory automation, FPD stockers, controllers for dot-matrix printers, and level of performance. cassette loaders, and process too/loaders complete laser-printer systems for A. J. Rees, V.P. Sis. POL YTRONIX, INC., 805 Alpha Dr., with mini·environment. barcoding, WP/ OA, electronic publishing, 44-161-681-7072 Fax: 44-161-682-3818 Richardson, TX 75081 John Davidson, Syst. Mktg. Mgr. GAD/CAE, and other applications. Manufacturers of custom twisted-nematic 508/670-4270 x3378 Fax: 508/663-1825 John Corbett, V.P. Sls./Svc. RANTEC MICROWAVE & ELECTRONICS, displays, standard TN displays, dichroic 205/633-4300 Fax: 205/633-0013 INC., 1173 Los Olivos Ave., Los Osos, displays, polymer-dispersed liquid-crystal CA 93402 PRIMAGRAPHICS LTD ., film, PDLC displays, active-matrix displays, Manufacturers of standard and custom Melbourn Science Park, Melbourn, and special shutters. QUANTEX CORP., 2 Research Ct., high-voltage power supplies: commercial Royston, Herts. , SG8 6EJ , U.K. Gordon Laulie, Mktg./Sis. Mgr. Rockville, MD 20850 (low-cost, highly reliable, for mono/color Manufacturers of a range of modular, Manufacturers of electroluminescent 214/238-7045 Fax: 214/644-0805 displays, medical imaging, and film VME-based hardware and software for displays and lamps, filmless x-ray storage recorders); ruggedized (for commercial­ graphics and image handling. The range screens, and imaging systems. POSITIVE TECHNOLOGIES, 6640 Lusk aircraft cockpit displays and industrial includes TV, high- and ultra-high-resolution Ken Charbonneau, Sis. Mgr. Blvd., Ste. A200, San Diego, CA 92121 programs); and military {from submarine to display controllers (up to 2048 x 2048), a 301 1258-2701 Toll Free: 1-800/992-5149 Manufacturers of adaptive-scanning space shuttle, meeting full MIL-SPEC). R/SC processor, and an advanced VME Fax: 301 /258-9871 controllers for passive- and active-matrix Francesca Peterson , Sis. Mgr. memory card. displays. Adaptive scanning increases the 805/528-5858 Toll Free: 800/235-4148 Fax: Kevin Jones contrast and gradations by employing 805/528-6932 44-763-262-041 Fax: 44-763-262-551 QUANTUM DATA, INC., 2111 Big Timber selective multi-line control of both the rows Rd., Elgin, IL 60123 and columns, depending on the image to Manufacturers of video test generators RASTEROPS, 2500 Walsh Ave., Santa be displayed. PROGRESSIVE SYSTEM with variable scan and pixel rates to Clara, CA 95051 Robert Hotto, Pres. TECHNOLOGIES, INC. , 3100 Alvin 400 MHz for manufacturers and users of Manufacturers of color display systems, 619/457-5151 Fax: 619/457-4646 DeVane, B-125, Austin , TX 78741 video monitors. Applications include accelerators, monitors, video image Manufacturers of yield- and performance­ demonstration, design, human·factors capture, and display hardware and PPM PHOTOMASK, INC., 4950 Fisher St., enhancing products and providers of evaluation, manufacturing, and quality· multimedia accessories for the Apple St.-Laurent, Quebec, Canada H4T 1J6 seNices to the semiconductor and flat­ control seNicing of video monitors. Macintosh, IBM MicroChanne/, and Sun Specializing in photomask fabrication and panel-display manufacturing industries. This Bill Down, Sis. Mgr. SPARCstation platforms. Products phototooling services for flat-panel displays includes automation, cassettes, and mini· 7081888-0450 Fax: 708/888-2802 designed primarily for the graphic arts, including digitizing, drafting of Calma GDS environments for a wide variety of printing, publishing, and related industries. II, and data conversion from various applications and is accomplished through 4081562-4200 Toll Free: SAY COLOR software; photomasks for optoelectronics, technical advances in manufacturing and QUANTUM ELECTRONICS, INC., Fax: 4081562-4065 laser diodes, photodiodes, integrated contamination control technologies. 31 Industrial Park Rd., Lewistown, PA guided-wave optics devices, surface­ Greg Greskovich, Mktg. Dir. 17044 RAYTHEON CO., Missile Systems Div., acoustic-wave devices, and VLSI. 5121385-8191 Fax: 5121385-8203 Manufacturers of a wide range of 465 Centre St., Quincy, MA 02169 Tony Smith standard and custom display systems using Manufacturers of custom-made CRTs 514n37-7030 Fax: 514n37-9893 PROXIMA CORP., 9440 Carroll Park Dr. , LED, plasma, incandescent, and mechan­ and field-emission displays for military and San Diego, CA 92121 ical flipper technologies. Unit size ranges high-performance commercial applications; PRECISION ELECTRONIC GLASS, INC., Manufacturers of a complete line of LCD from 4 x 6 in. up to 6 x 12ft. optical-contrast filters, storage tubes. 1013 Hendee Rd. , Vineland, NJ 08360 panels and projectors for displaying Kit C. Kennedy, Pres. Tom Holzer, Mktg. Mgr. Manufacturers of hand-crafted round­ computer and video images to large or 7171242-1132 Fax: 717/248-8680 617/984-8570, Fax: 617/984-4196 glass CRT bulb blanks in diameters ranging small groups. Proxima 's Cyclops interactive from 0.5 to 7 in. Soft and hard glass tubes pointer provides remote mouse control RACAL ACOUSTICS LTD., Waverley RAYTHEON CO., Submarine Signal Div., are produced to customer specifications. directly on the projected image. Industrial Park, Hailsham Dr. , Harrow, 1847 West Main Rd ., Portsmouth, AI 02871 Manufacture prototypes and short runs. Customer Service Middlesex HA 1 4TR, U.K. Manufacturers of the Thermal Display Francis M. Ciancarelli, Sis. Mgr. 619/457-5500 Toll Free : 1-800/447-7692 Manufacturers of public-information Unit with true gray shades at high speeds 609/691-2234 Fax: 609/691-3090 Fax: 6191457-9647 display signs using guest-host LCD and high resolution, producing recordings of

52 Information Display 7&8195 near-photographic-quality full tonal images, cabling to interconnect CRT power ROMAG, INC., 8 Faneuil Market Place, aircraft, ground vehicles, shelters, ships, capable of displaying digital data in graphic supplies; HV multipliers. Boston, MA 02109 and submarines. or alphanumeric forms . Dale Hollis, Mgr. Mktg. Manufacturers of laminated glass, acrylic Robert Perutz, Mgr. Bus. Dev. John lorea, Sis. Mgr. 310/823·5491 Fax: 310/822·8046 and polycarbonate optical filters for contrast 603/885-3524 Fax: 603/885·4603 401/847·8000 x2054 Fax: 401 /847-8002 enhancement, radio-frequency shielding, RGB DYNAMICS, INC., Research Park, and privacy viewing. For CRTs, both flat SANRITZ CORP., 1-30·13 Narimasu, RECOGNITION CONCEPTS, INC., 419 Wakara Way, Salt lake City, UT 84108 and curved filters are available with etched ltabashi·ku, Tokyo 175, Japan 5200 Convair Dr., Carcara, NV 89076 Designers and manufacturers of standard and anti-reflection coated surface finishes. Manufacturers of polarizers for LCDs, Manufacturers of real-time image and custom touch-entry systems tor system For flat-panel displays, filters incorporating optical instruments, sunglasses, including processing system and video digital integrators and OEMs using zoned and polarizers and transparent coatings are high-durability, high-optical-performance, storage systems. buried-layer capacitive sensing technology. available. super-high-contrast, AR-coated potarizers Ron Earwood, Ad. Mgr. Wayne Maw Peter Jones and retardation films. 702/831 ·0473 Fax: 702/831·8035 801 /581-9200 Fax: 801 /466·9220 617(720-4204 Fax: 6171367·0533 D. Nakamura 408/257·6686 Fax: 408/973-9620 REDIFFUSION SIMULATION LTD., Visual RGB SPECTRUM, 950 Marina Village LOUIS RUDZINSKY ASSOCIATES, INC., Business Unit, Plant 5, Jenner Rd., Harrington Park, 394 Lowell St., Ste. 17, DAVID SARNOFF RESEARCH CENTER Pkwy., Alameda, CA 94501 Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 6JY U.K. Lexington, MA 02173 CN 5300, Princeton, NJ 08543·5300 ' Manufacturers of video scan converters, Manufacturers of monitor, projection, and Personnel recruiting in electro-optics, Providers of design, simulation, modeling, video windowing systems, and high-scan· laser-based large-area displays, primarily display, and image processing, hardware, development. and prototype fabrication of rate analog mixers. for the aviation industry. WIDE is a software, and marketing professionals. electron guns, yokes, CRT tubes, shadow Carol Hahn collimated projection display offering fields louis Rudzinsky mask, coatings, phosphor screens, active­ of view of up to 40 (V) x 200 (H). 510/814·7000 Fax: 510/814-7026 6171862-6727 Fax: 617/862·6868 matrix LCDs, and TFEL panels. Product A.P. Usher, Tech. Sis. Exec. design services available (optical, process/ 44-293-518-941 Fax: 44·293·560·231 RICHARDSON ELECTRONICS LTD RYTRAK l TO., Wavertree Technology material development, system). 40W267 Keslinger Rd ., LaFox, iL 601.47 Park , liverpool, U.K., l7 9PF Ken Salsman REEL 3-D ENTERPRISES, INC., P.O. Box Manufacturers of data display and Specialists in process development and 609(734-2553 Fax: 609(734·2443 2368, Culver City, CA 90231 special-purpose CRTs for use in broadcast equipment design and assembly. Producers Suppliers of stereoscopic viewers tor 3·0 CCTV, data display, marine, medical and ' of a fully automated CVD system for SA TORI ELECTRIC (AMERICA), INC., pairs, both slides and print, and polarized instrumentation applications. potysificon that will make possible flat­ 3830 Delamo Blvd., Suite 101 , Torrance, and anaglyphic 3·0 viewing glasses. Also, Cathy McNally, V.P. Sis. panel displays up to 14 x 14 in. CA 90503 stereoscopic books. 708/208·2200 Toll Free: 800/348·5580 Douglas Meakin, Tech. Dir. Marketing agent for Optrex LCDs. Optrex David Starkman, V.P. Fax: 708/208·2550 44-51-259-6221 Fax: 44·51·228·4459 is a joint venture between Asahi Glass and 310/837·2368 Fax: 3101558-1653 Mitsubishi EleGlric Corp. Optrex offers a SAES GETTERS/U.S.A., INC., 1122 E. broad line of LCDs including alphanumeric REFLECTION TECHNOLOGY, RMF PRODUCTS, INC., 1275 Paramount and graphic types. Displays are offered with Pkwy. , P.O. Box 520, Batavia, ll 60510 Cheyenne Min. Blvd. , Colorado Springs, 230 Second Ave., Waltham, MA 02154 the latest high-contrast fluids. Manufacturers of bezels and filter co 80906 Manufacturers and marketers of virtual Manufacturers of evaporable and non­ David liu displays such as The Private Eye®, which assemblies for digital displays, black plastic '310/214-1791 Fax: 310/214-1721 bezels snap into front panels easily without evaporable getter products for FEDs, creates a luff-size image of a 12-in. monitor CRTs, gas purifiers, and electronic in a package measuring 1 x 1 x 3 in. Proto­ tools, glue or hardware. Colored non-glare SAYETT GROUP, INC., 17 Tobey Village filter material is available to match most devices. Also, dispensers tor safe types of a megapixel information display mercury deposition in plasma displays. Office Park, Pittsford, NY 14534 (1120 x 900 pixels) will soon be available. displays. Designers, developers, manufacturers, Richard Frieders, Pres. Patrick Glennon, Mktg. Mgr. Dave Higgins, V.P. Sis. 719/576·3200 Fax: 719/576-5025 and marketers of electronic imaging 617/890-5905 Fax: 617/890-5918 708/879·0020 Fax: 708/879-6749 equipment components for the multimedia SAl TECHNOLOGY, Div. of Science marketplace. Recently formed a venture to REGISBROOK GROUP lTD., ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL, Applications Inti. Corp., 4224 Campus Point produce a proprietary innovative active­ Units 1&2, Suffolk Way, Drayton Rd., Air Transport Div., 400 Collins Rd. N.E. , Ct. , San Diego, CA 92121 matrix liquid-crystal display. The newly Abingdon, Oxon OX14 SJY, U.K. Cedar Rapids, lA 52498 Manufacturers of rugged color and formed venture has contracted with U.S. Manufacturers of a luff range of vacuum Manufacturers and designers of integra· monochrome liquid-crystal, electro­ manufacturers to produce 1-2-in.-diagonal fluorescent, liquid-crystal, and LED display ted flight display systems and electronic luminescent, and Plasmascope displays tor AMLCDs. modules, and sub-systems with ruggedized flight instrument systems used in Boeing military and commercial applications. Jim Crowley, Dir. Mktg. housings with/without touch-screen over­ and Fokker aircraft. Neil Obright, Dir. Bus. Dev. 7161264-9250 Toll Free: 8001678-SHOW lays. Extended-temperature products C.M. Watts, Gen. Sis. Mgr. 619/450-2240 Toll Free: 1-800/447·4373 716/264-9265 available. 319/395-2841 Fax: 319/395·5429 Fax: 6191450·3800 Chris Williams, Director SCHOTT CORP., Technical Glass Div., 44-123-555-44-33 Fax: 44·123·55·28-971 3 Odell Plaza, Yonkers, NY 10701 ROGERS CORP., One Technology Dr., SAMPO CORP. OF AMERICA, Marketers of CRT bulbs for industrial and Rogers, CT 06263 5550 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Norcross, REUSYS, 320 S. Milpitas Blvd., Milpitas, military displays, and thin glass substrates Manufacturers of DUREL® electro­ GA 30071 CA 95035 for LCDs. luminescent lamps. Manufacturers of display peripherals for Manufacturers of a fine of popular Bill Mclaughlin, Bus. Mgr. Robert D. Wachob, V.P. Sls./Mktg. IBM and Apple platforms. Also, 286 and monitors ranging from color, EGA, VGA, 914/968-8900 Fax: 9141968-8585 203/774-9605 Toll Free: 8001227·6437 386 personal computers, laptops, and multisync, and super-multisync including a Fax: 203/774-9630 notebooks. Color displays in sizes ranging monochrome VGA at competitive prices. from 14 to 21 in.; horizontal scan from 30 SCHOTT FIBER OPTICS, INC., 122 408/945·9000 Fax: 4081945-0587 Charlton St. , Southbridge, MA 01550-1960 ROHM CORP., 3034 Owen Dr. , Antioch, to 90 kHz fixed and/or multi-frequency. Monochrome displays in sizes from 9 to 24 Manufacturers of custom tapers and RETROSCAN SCREEN, INC., 148 Madison TN 37013 small- and large-area faceplates for high· Marketers of LEOs, lamps, modules for in.; fixed frequency with resolutions ranging Ave. , New York, NY 10016 from 640 x 480 up to 1600 x 1280. resolution image-transfer applications tor Manufacturers of high-resolution rear­ indoor/outdoor signage, and other ceo coupling, CRTI LC displays, image electronic components including LCDs and Chester Kramarski projection screens; ultra-high-brightness 4041449-6220 Fax: 404/447·1109 intensification, remote viewing, field data/graphics/video. Lightweight-acrylic Hi-brite LEOs. flattening, x-ray imaging, and opto­ patented fine-pitch lenticular and fresnel Mike Halverson, Mgr. Sis. electronics. lens system. High resistance to ambient 615/641·2020 x121 Fax: 615/641·2022 SAMTEL USA, INC., 644 Upper Mountain Jay DiGregorio, Tech. Sis. Rep. fight for highest possible gain and Ave., Montclair, NJ 07043-1623 508(765-9744 Toll Free: 1-800/343-6120 Manufacturers of monochrome display resolution. Screen sizes from 40 to 150 in. ROMAG GLASS PRODUCTS, lTD., Fax: 508(764-6273 Michael Assael, Mktg. Mgr. Patterson St., Slaydon, Tyne & Weal, NE21 tubes from 3 to 23 in ., standard catalog selections or custom-designed. 212/532·4647 Fax: 212/532·4725 SSG, U.K. SCHOTT GLASS TECHNOLOGIES, INC., Manufacturers of laminated optical filters Suprasad Baidyaroy, Pres. 400 York Ave., Duryea, PA 18642 REYNOLDS INDUSTRIES, INC., 5005 for electronic displays. Both glass and 201f783-4332 Fax: 201(783·0733 Manufacturers of a broad range of lifter McConnell Ave. , Los Angeles, CA 90066· plastic filters are available in flat and glasses, including standard color filters, 6734 curved form and can be heated and EMil SANDERS ASSOCIATES INC., Information contrast-enhancement lifters, and night­ Manufacturers of Awion HV connectors RFI shielded. The laminates can incorpor­ Systems Div. , P.O. Box 2035, Nashua, NH vision-compatible filters. Also offering for CRT applications which allow operation ate colored filters, polarizers, and anti­ 03061·2035 custom glass melting and glass research at high altitudes without the need to pot the reflection coatings to improve readability. Manufacturers of ruggedized and militar­ and development. neck; anode leads adapted to high-altitude Peter C. Jones, Mktg. Dir. ized displays, intelligent terminals, and Stephen J. Sokach, Sr. Product Mgr. requirements; HV connectors, wire, and 44·91-414-5511 Fax: 44-91-414·0545 display workstations for application in 717/457-7485 Fax: 7171457-6960

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SCHOTT HIGH VOLTAGE, 1161 W. 2320 services supported by comprehensive +24 input to PS. Also, real-time image SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION DISPLAY, S., Salt Lake City, UT 84119 database of over 30,000 glasses. processing, develop-ment systems, and 1526 Brookhollow Dr., Ste. 82, Santa Ana, Manufacturers of high-voltage and Paul Train, Sis. Engr. PC/AT general-purpose board which CA 92705-5421 combination high/low-voltage power 419/537-8813 Fax: 419/537-7054 includes memory (19-512 x 512 x 8), /10, International society for the presentation, supplies for use in monitor, imaging, bus interface, and image-processing VLSI. exchange, and preservation of information avionics, and medical applications. SEMICON ASSOCIATES, INC., 1801 Old John Lewis, Sis. Mgr. display technology. Sponsor of annual Andrew Schmitt, Sis. Mgr. Frankfort Pike, Lexington, KY 40510 714/261-6224 Fax: 714/261 -9321 Symposium, Seminar, and Exhibition. 801 /972-3690 801 /972-3699 Manufacturers of CPO and /-type Publishers of Information Display Magazine, dispenser cathodes for all types of SHARP ELECTRONICS CORP., Journal of the SID, as well as other SCREEN SHIELD, 426 Mulberry St., Ste. monochrome and color CRT applications. Microelectronics Group, 5700 N.W. Pacific publications. 410, Scranton, PA 18503 Jim Tarter, Dir. Tech. Sls./Dev. Rim Blvd., Ste. MS-20, Camas, WA 98607 Lauren Kinsey, Exec. Dir. Manufacturers of optical filters for all 606/255-3664 Fax: 606/255-6829 714/545-1526 Fax: 714/545-1547 types of displays to control RFII EMI Manufacturers of monochrome and color passive-matrix LCDs, color TFTs, and EL emissions for compliance with FCC, VDE, SEMICONDUCTOR SYSTEMS, INC., displays in a variety of sizes and formats, SONY CORP., Display Device Group, 2-10- MIL, Tempest, BS6527, and EEC 47003 Mission Falls Ct., Fremont, CA including wide-temperature types for 14 Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, legislation. 94539-7819 automotive applications, as well as many Tokyo 141, Japan Jim May Manufacturers of a complete line of VGA and SVGA LCDs for graphics Manufacturers of the super-high­ 717/961 -3727 Fax: 717/969-6274 photoprocessing tools designed to coat, applications. resolution Trinitron™ color CRT; beam­ cure, and develop photoresist on large Joel Pollack, Sr. Product Mktg. Mgr. index CRTs; high-resolution image pick-up substrates up to 500 x 500 mm. The SCRIPTEL CORP., 4145 Arlingate Plaza, 206/834-8926 Fax: 206/834-8903 tubes; projection CRTs; and other display advanced, fully automatic APEX'"' FPD-500 Columbus, OH 43228 devices. system features a cluster architecture for Manufacturers of patented electrostatic S. Morikawa, Mgr. maximum reliability and complete process SHIP ANALYTICS , 183 Providence New digitizers for use in CAD/CAM, desktop 81 -3-495-3630 Fax: 81-3-495-3724 digitizers, and pen computers. Transparent flexibility. The system is available with a London Turnpike, North Stonington, CT glass and opaque versions available. Sizes field-proven interface for linked operation in 06359-1738 SONY CORP., 10833 Valley View Street, range from 12 x 12 in ., 12 x 18 in ., and a high-throughput factory environment. Manufacturers of computer-generated Cypress, CA 90630 custom sizes smaller than 12 x 12 in. Eric Hsu, V.P. Sls./Mktg. ship handling and tactical simulation Manufacturers of sensing products that Kevin Toshok, Sis. Mgr. 510/683-8858 Toll Free: 1-800/542-9888 imagery projected on screens. includes both advanced cameras and 614/276-8402 Fax: 614/276-7615 Fax: 510/656-3226 Roger C. Cook, Mktg. Mgr. ceo Staticon tube cameras. Fax: 614/276-7615 203/535-3092 Fax: 203/535-0560 SEMITOOL, INC., Chemical Process Div., Lisa Tollner 714/229-41 70 Fax: 714/229-4333 655 W. Reserve Dr., Kalispell, MT 59901 SIEMENS COMPONENTS, INC., VAC Div., SECURITY DEFENSE SYSTEMS CORP., Manufacturers of the Centurium FPD 186 Wood Ave. S., Iselin, NJ 08830 139 Chestnut St., Nutley, NJ 07110 SONY CORP., 16550 Via Esprillo, San processing system, which provides fully Agency of Vacuumschmelze GmbH. Manufacturers of high-resolution real-time Diego, CA 92127 automated plate transfer and handling, Magnetic shieldings from low-frequency ac x-ray imaging displays for security and Manufacturers of 16:9 aspect-ratio 28V including interface capability with MGV, fields through to earth's fields; customer­ nondestructive-testing quality-control AGV, and conveyor handling systems. It 1920 x 1080 graphic wide-monitor specified monitor shielding, standard computer displays. X-Windows graphic con­ applications. integrates acid, caustic, solvent, and Of monitor shielding, shielding sheets for troller, 2048 x 2048, for air-traffic-control Don Airey, Gen. Mgr. processes, thus optimizing throughput, monitors; foils, parts, and magnetically applications. Fully integrated camera, 201 /235-0606 Fax: 201 /235-0132 process cleanliness, space efficiency, and shielded rooms. speaker, and microphone peripheral to capital productivity. Wolfgang Eggert enable desktop video conferencing. GDM Thomas Sulzbacher, Sls./Mktg. Mgr. SEIKO INSTRUMENTS USA, INC., 908/603-5905 or 908/494-3530 17- and 20-in. multimode color monitors. 1130 Ringwood Ct., San Jose, CA 95131 406/752-2107 Fax: 406/752-5522 Fax: 908/603-5994 John Wyckoff, Prod. Mktg. Mgr. Manufacturers of the CH-5500 series of 619/673-2860 Fax: 619/451-0412 thermal-transfer color hard copiers and the SEMITOOL, INC., Equinox Div. , 655 W. SIGNATONE , Probing Division, 393-J GR-4400 series of advanced raster display Reserve Dr. , Kalispell, MT 59901 Tomkins Ct., Gilroy, CA 95020 SONY GRAPHIC DISPLAY, 3300 Zanker systems. Manufacturers of wet-processing equip­ Manufacturers of a line of analytical Rd ., San Jose, CA 95134 Cheryl Landman, Mktg. Comm. Mgr. ment used in the manufacture of flat-panel probe stations, including custom-made flat­ Manufacturers of 13-, 16-, 19-, and 20 x 408/922-5800 Toll Free: 800/255-7617 displays. Also, etching, cleaning, stripping, panel probers in sizes ranging from 8 to 20 20-in. Trinitron color graphic displays, and Fax: 408/922-5840 developing, coating, and electroplating high-resolution displays with high-perform­ systems. in. sq., and analytical lasers for repair. Brian Dickson, V.P. Mktg. ance CRT technology. Peter Baxter, Equinox Sis. Mgr. SEIKO INSTRUMENTS USA, INC., 408/848-2851 Fax: 408/848-5763 Kim Nero, Mktg. Coord. 406/752-21 07 Fax: 406/752-5522 Electronic Components Div., 2990 W. 408/955-4202 Fax: 408/955-5631 Lomita Blvd., Torrance, CA 90503 SENCORE, 3200 Sencore Dr., Sioux Falls, SIMTECH, P.O. Box 150, 29 Hamerkava Manufacturers of standard and custom SOUND DECISIONS, 6646 Clearhaven SD 57107 St., Holon 58101 , Israel LCD and LCD modules. Standard modules Circle, Dallas, TX 75248 Manufacturers/marketers of test instru­ Manufacturers of simulators with high-end are available in character and graphic Thin-film interference program for the ments for computer and peripheral serv­ graphics and image processing in PC mode from 1 x 16 characters to 640 x 200 study of dielectric mirrors and AIR coatings, icers, including the CM2125 Computer environments, using a variety of display graphic. Modules available in STN and reflection characteristics of thin evaporated Monitor Analyzer, SC3100 Circuit & devices. FSTN technology with optional EL, LED, or or sputtered films, and ellipsometric Waveform Analyzer, LC102 Capacitor & Ben Z. Beiski, Chief Engr. CFL backlights. evaluation of layered structures. Runs on Coil Tester, and CR70 CRT Tester and 972-3-5577-469 Fax: 972-3-5564-471 Sales Department an IBM PC. Restorer. 310/517-7771 Fax: 310/517-7792 Raymond Whisnant, Pres. Tom Hart, Acct. Exec. SMART TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 600-11 77 214/404-9445 605/339-0100 Toll Free: 1-800/736-2673 11th Ave. S.W., Calgary, Alberta T2R 1 K9 , SEKISUI FINE CHEMICAL CO., LTD., Fax: 605/339-0317 1259 Izumi Minakuchi-cho, Koga-gun 528, Canada SOUTHWALL TECHNOLOGIES, INC., Manufacturers of a family of large-area Japan SEOS DISPLAYS LTD, Marchants Way, 1029 Corporation Way, Palo Alto, CA (4 x 3 ft.) touch surfaces for use with or Manufacturers of plastic spacers for LCD Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 SOY U.K. 94303 without projectors for interactive displays. in-cell use, conductive spacers for transfer Manufacturers of out-of-the-window Manufacturers of sputtered coatings on Software tool kits provided for UNIX, material connecting ITO glass substrates, display systems for simulation, CRT optical-grade film. Applications include AR, Macintosh, Windows, or OS/2 applications COG, and anisotropic use; photosensitive monitor-based collimated displays, wide­ e/ectrochromic half-cells, EL lamps, for data conferencing, copyboard resin for LCD cell closure; and color filters. angle edge-matched multichannel EMIIRFI shielding, flexible circuits, IR replacements, or command and control. D. Nakamura projection displays, and unique laser­ rejection, LC displays, optical tape media, Jed Southerland, OEM Project Mgr. 408/257-6686 Fax: 408/973-9620 scanned imaging and display systems. specular reflectors, touch panels, and 403/245-0333 Fax: 403/245-0366 Owen J. Wynn VDTICRT filters (flat or formed). SEM-COM CO., INC., 1712 N. Westwood 44-444-870-888 Fax: 44-444-870-777 Ming Tong, Product Mgr. (43607), P.O. Box 8428, Toledo, OH 43623 ALAN SOBEL, 633 Michigan Ave., 415/962-9115, x150 Manufacturers of custom glass and glass SHARP DIGITAL INFORMATION Evanston, IL 60202 Toll Free: 800/477-4784 Fax: 415/967-0182 ceramics for display components, including PRODUCTS, INC., 16841 Armstrong Ave., Consultant on display devices and sys­ powdered frits, seal cane, tubulation, Irvine, CA 92714-4979 tems, specializing in flat-panel tech­ SPECIALTY COATING SYSTEMS, INC., spacers, and press-cast parts. Specializing Manufacturers of TFEL video monitors nologies. Analyses, problem-solving, report 5707 W. Minnesota St., Indianapolis, IN in small-diameter rod and tubing, and with 31 shades, includes capability for and proposal writing and eva!•Jation. 46241 various rectangular cross sections. Also split-screen H& V, dual inputs (RS- 170 Alan Sobel, Principal Manufacturers of precision application offering compositional development or 5-bit digital), two-frame storage, 708/869-5607 Fax: 708/869-5607 equipment, including spray coaters, CA VEX

54 Information Display 7&8195 5cus coaters (Model 4002), and spin lines are produced with CAD/CAM technol­ STEAG MICROTECH, INC., 8305 Cross SWISS CONTROLS, INC., 2603 E. Barker coaters (Model P6204). ogy and cut with C02 laser ONC precision Park Dr. , Austin, TX 78754 Ave., P.O. Box 567, Michigan City, IN AK:hard Quade, Mktg. Mgr. to ±0.005 in. Manufacturers of state-of-the-art wet 46360 3171244-1200 Toll Free: 1-800/356-8260 Mike Ghareeb, Sis. Mgr. photolithography process equipment for the Manufacturers of EL lamp power "ax: 317/240-2073 413/589-9961 Fax: 413/589-0006 manufacture of flat-panel displays. Products inverters, dc-ac for custom design and for both single substrate and batch fabrication. Large and small volume SPECTRA-PHYSICS SCANNING applications are available in standard requirements welcome. Two-week STANDISH INDUSTRIES, INC., W7514 SYSTEMS, INC., 959 Terry St., Eugene, configurations, as well as custom­ turnaround on prototype requests in most Highway V, Lake Mills, WI 53551 OR 97402 engineered products to meet specific cases. Manufacturers of barcode readers. Manufacturers of both standard and customer requirements. Thomas Smith, V.P. Sls./Mktg. ony Seidell, Mktg. Comm. Mgr. custom liquid-crystal displays and modules. Robert Studdard, Regional Sis. Mgr. 219/872-5544 Toll Free: 800/348-3257 503/683-5700 Toll Free: 800/547-2507 TN, STN, and ESTN LCD technologies are 512/835-2270 Fax: 512/835-6769 Fax: 219/872-5882 fax: 503/345-7140 offered. Engineering assistance and complete design services are available. STEREOGRAPHICS CORP. 2171 E. SYMCO, INC., 29 Poplar Dr. , Stirling, NJ Brent Hering, Natl. Sis. Mgr. SPECTRON ENGINEERING, INC., 255 Francisco Blvd., San Rafael, CA 94901 07980-1527 414/648-1000 Fax: 414/648-1 001 Yuma Ct. , Denver, CO 80223 Manufacturers of hardware producing Suppliers of CCD cameras, lenses, frame Manufacturers of CRTIHUD image-analy­ flickerless professional-quality computer­ grabbers, video printers, video pointers, sis systems for testing direct displays, STANFORD RESOURCES, INC., 3150 or video-generated 30 images for viewing and measuring equipment as an OEM to UDs, and helmet-mounted displays. Almaden Expwy., Ste. 255, P.O. Box on computer monitors or with high­ resellers. Norm E. Herz, Jr., Pres. 20324, San Jose, CA 95118 resolution 30 projection systems. Frank Culotta, Pres. 303/733-1060 Fax: 3031733-2432 Market researchers producing multiclient Amy Mar, Sis. Admin. 908/64 7-6262 and custom studies of electronic display 415/455-1832 Toll Free: 800/783-2660 SPECTRUM SCIENCES, INC., 3050 markets and technologies. Publishers of Fax: 415/450-3020 SYNTEST CORP., 40 Locke Drive, Oakmead Village Dr., Santa Clara, CA Electronic Display World and EDIS, a Marlboro, MA 01752 95051 comprehensive database on the worldwide STEREOMEDIA, INC., 2307 W. Olive Ave., Manufacturers of industrial, narrow Manufacturers of ion-implantation display market. Burbank, CA 91506 column, and mobile impact and thermal systems for AMLCD and electroluminescent Joseph A. Castellano, Pres. Suppliers of stereoscopic 3-D (S3-D) printers. IBM graphics are available on all displays and other large-area substrates. 408/448-4440 Fax: 408/448-4445 video systems and broadcast-quality 3-D models. Process development system using video production. Distributors for Reality® Ted Seligowski, Sis. Mktg. previously owned implanters. Fully LCD Glasses (60/120 Hz), special-applica­ 508/481-7827 Fax: 508/481-5769 automated production system with robotic I. I. STANLEY CO., INC., 2660 Barranca tion display modules, and the world's loader. /on shower doping system. Pkwy., Irvine, CA 92714 • largest selection of 3-D video stock and file SYNTRONIC INSTRUMENTS, INC., Mike Tucker, Appl. Engr. Manufacturers of super-high-intensity footage for virtual-reality developers. 100 Industrial Rd ., Addison, IL 60101 408/727-1567 Fax: 408/727-1322 LEOs, chip-type SMD LEOs, light-bar LED Anthony Coogan, Pres. Manufacturers of magnetic components modules, and LED dot-matrix displays. A 818/559-6515 Fax: 818/559-6598 for CRTs. Full line of deflection yokes, SPIE, P.O. Box 10, Bellingham, WA 98227- full complement of LCDs with LED, CFL, focus coils, and mounting devices. Products 0010 and EL backlighting is available. Also, SUMMAGRAPHICS CORP., 60 Silvermine for military avionics, full-color displays, SP/E, The International Society for touch-panel LCDs. Rd ., Seymour, CT 06483 helmet-mounted, and other special-purpose Optical Engineering, is a nonprofit technical Roy Mader, Mktg. Mgr. Manufacturers of a full line of input and displays. society dedicated to advancing scientific 714/222-0777 Fax: 714/222-0555 output devices which include the Mallory P. Segal, Dir. SlsJMktg. and engineering applications of optical, SummaSketch II Series, the Microgrid Ill, 708/543-6444 Fax: 7081543-0287 electro-optical, and optoelectronic STANLEY ELECTRIC CO., LTD, and Summagraphics LCL graphics tablets, technologies through its publications, 2-9-13, Nakameguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo as well as the Houston Instrument JetPro SYSTEMS RESEARCH LABORATORIES, symposia, and short courses. 153, Japan monochrome bubble jet printer/plotter, INC., Military Displays, 2800 Indian Ripple Sue Davis, Dir. Manufacturers of super-bright LEOs, LED Image Maker desktop plotter, DMP 60 and Road, Dayton, OH 45440-3696 206/676-3290 Fax: 206/647-1445 displays, LED printheads, LCDs, ELs, 60 DL Series pen plotters, and the LOS Designers and manufacturers of a line of CFLs, photoreceptors (OPC, a-Si), sub­ 4000 wide-format scanner. monochrome and color military avionics SPIRE CORP., One Patriots Park, Bedford, miniature lamps, miniature halogen lamps, Charlene Chiaro, Sis. Comm. Admin. displays, graphics symbol generators with MA 01730-2396 and driver and controller electronics for 203/881-5400 Fax: 203/881-5367 aircraft navigation interfaces, and night­ Providers of ion-implantation services for displays. vision equipment. TFEL AMLCD flat-panel displays; phosphor Takashi Kashiwagi SUPERTEX INC., 1350 Bordeaux Dr., Jack T. Dehait, Prod. Mgr. activation; MOCVD of 11-V and 111-V 81-3-3710-2222 Fax: 81-3-3792-0007 Sunnyvale, CA 94089 513/427-7608 Fax: 513/427-0205 phosphor materials; laminators for LCD and Manufacturers of high-voltage monolithic AMLCD panels; solid-state devices, includ­ STANLEY ELECTRIC CO., LTD, R&D HVCMOS driver /Cs and DMOS discretes/ SYSTEMS RESEARCH LABORATORIES, ing laser-diode arrays and high-perform­ Laboratory, 1-3-1 Eda Nishi, Midori-ku arrays for EUplasma/VF/LC display panels INC., Information and Displays Visual & ance solar cells. Yokohama 225 Japan and printer/plotter ultrasound imaging Training Systems Center, 2800 Indian Ward D. Halverson, Dir. Displ. Svcs. Manufacturers of super-bright LEOs, LED heads. Suitable for monochrome, gray­ Ripple Road, Dayton, OH 45440-3696 617/275-6000 Fax: 617/275-7470 displays, LED printheads, LCDs (TN, STN, scale, and color applications. Up to 64 Designers and manufacturers of GH-0, TFT, CSH), ELs, CFLs, photo­ channels and 600 V. commercial, ruggedized, and high­ SPSE, THE SOCIETY FOR IMAGING receptors, subminiature lamps, miniature Dilip Kapur, Dir. Mktg. resolution color monitors and projection SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, halogen lamps, and driver and controller 408/744-0100 Fax: 408/734-5247 display equipment for training and 7003 Kilworth Lane, Springfield, VA 22161 electronics for displays. simulation, C3/, airborne and mobile Takashi Kashiwagi A nonprofit technical society devoted to KARL SUSS AMERICA, INC., P.O. Box systems. Raster and/or raster/calligraphic 81-3-3710-2222 Fax: 81-3-3792-0007 meeting the information needs of imaging 157, Suss Dr., Waterbury Ctr., VT 05677 systems available; unique designs and professionals -- scientists, engineers, and Manufacturers of submicron mask align­ application services a specialty; small technicians working in the area of photo­ quantity requirements welcomed. G. A. STANLEY PALMER LTD., Island ers for R&D, limited pilot runs, and graphic and electronic imaging. Its purpose Chuck Silcott, Mktg. Mgr. Farm Ave., West Molesey, Surrey KT8 production; large-area aligners. Resist is to advance the understanding and appli­ 513/427-7266 Fax: 513/426-1984 2UR, U.K. coaters or spinners with patented GYRSET cation of imaging science and technology. Distributors of CRTs, wound components system for any liquid film coating Lori Jones, Membership 703/642-9090 TAMARACK SCIENTIFIC CO., INC., (coils), filters, and sockets and frames for requirement. 1040 N. Armando Sl, Anaheim, CA monitors, with back-up consultancy Reg Cressey, Product Mgr., Aligners 92806 STALAW CO. , P.O. Box 516, Herzliya services. 802/244-5181 Fax: 802/244-5103 46105, Israel Manufacturers of lithographic exposure Dennis Wickham Manufacturers of a full-color LCD pro­ production systems, including new large­ 44-81-979-7254 Fax: 44-81-941-6521 KARL SUSS AMERICA, INC., PROBER jector with very high light efficiency, high DIV., P.O. Box 157, Suss Dr., Waterbury area scanning projection tools, large-area brightness, and high contrast. Color triangle Ctr., VT 05677 proximity equipment, and mask aligners. identical to that of CRTs. Simple, low-cost STAR TECHNOLOGIES, INC., Graphicon Manufacturers of a complete line of Also, high-precision UV-Iaser ablation construction. Products Div. , P.O. Box 13951, Research manual, semi-automatic, and fully automatic production systems. Michael Stalaw, Dir. Triangle Park, NC 27709 probing systems and accessories, including Ron Sheets, Pres. 972-9-580-261 Fax: 972-9-561-282 Manufacturers of the Graphicon family of manual and motorized probe heads, de to 714/632-5030 Fax: 714/632-1455 high-performance 30 graphics processors W band probes, microscopes, microwave STAN-ALLEN CO., INC., 656 Center St., for simulation, d!, MCAE, and molecular and hot chucks, and localized TANNAS ELECTRONICS, 1426 Dana Pl., Ludlow, MA 01056 modeling applications. environmental chambers. Orange, CA 92666 Laser steel rule cutting dies for precision Robert Collins, V.P. Robert Jamison, Sis. Mgr., Prober Div. Consulting services in electronic trimming of thin-film components. Die out- 919/361-3866 Fax: 919/361-3888 802/244-5181 Fax: 802/244-5103 information displays; design of display

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components and products; evaluation of TEKNEK ELECTRONICS L TO ., Quarriers Custom optical analysis software also TFD, INC. , 1180 N. Tustin Ave. , Anaheim, display companies and component sources; Village, Bridge of Weir, Renfrewshire PA11 provided. CA 92807 tours (Asia) and seminars; and marketing, 3SA, U.K. Jim Howard, V.P. Manufacturers of high-quality vacuum human factors, and electro-optic studies. Manufacturers/designers of equipment for 508/485-4088 Fax: 508/485-4618 sputter-deposited thin films in sample or Lawrence E. Tannas, Jr. , Pres. removal of particulate contamination from volume quantities. "Diamond-like" coatings, 714/633-7874 Fax: 714/633-4174 sheet and web substrates, especially prior TELTRON TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 2 Riga LCDs, flat fluorescent lights, flexible PC, to coating, laminating, and printing. La., Birdsboro, PA 19508 ITO, and thin-film heaters are also Mark Sunderland, Commercial Mgr. TARGET MATERIALS, INC., 1145 Manufacturers of imaging devices, available. 44-0505-690-707 Fax: 44-0505-614-708 Richard Trembly, Mktg. Mgr. Chesapeake Ave. , Columbus, OH 43212 including various camera tubes and Manufacturers of sputtering targets and monochrome CRTs for high-resolution and 714/630-7127 Fax: 714/630-7119 TEKTRONIX, INC., P.O. Box 500, evaporation materials for flat-panel displays ruggedized applications. Special-purpose Beaverton, OR 97077 tubes available. and other thin-film applications. Materials THIN FILM DEVICES, INC., 1180 N. Tustin Manufacturers of portable handheld provided include indium tin oxide, zinc Arthur H. Mengel, V.P. Mktg. Ave., Anaheim, CA 92807 digital photometer/radiometer/colorimeter oxide, zinc oxide wlafumina, and 195 other 215/582-2711 Toll Free: 800/835-8766 Manufacturers of a wide variety of thin­ materials. products capable of making a wide range of Fax: 215/582-0851 film coatings, and providers of services for display measurements. Several pre­ Kevin Williams, Sis. Engr. the flat-panel display industry. Transparent calibrated plug-in heads are available TEMPEST TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 1-800/292-8639 Fax: 1-800/292-8654 conductor ITO black matrix with low defect for high-accuracy display and ambient. 460 Herndon Parkway, Herndon, VA 22070 $211m and etch-patterned without measurements. Manufacturers and sellers of dot-matrix residuals. Antiglare screens, EM/ shields, TATUNG COMPANY OF AMERICA, INC. , Chuck Price , Mktg. Mgr. (200-400 cps), line (300-600 lpm), letter­ laminated filters, transparent heaters, and 2850 El Presidio Street, Long Beach, CA 503/627-5077 Fax: 503/627-5622 quality (55 cps), and page (6 ppm) printers, other unique custom products are available 90810 and plotters (8 pen) for use when under MIL-I-45208A and ISO 9000 Manufacturers of a variety of mono­ TEKTRONIX, INC., Display Products processing sensitive data in office and standards. chrome and color monitors, ranging in Operation, P.O. Box 500, Beaverton, OR engineering activities. Saleem Shaikh, Pres. screen size from 12 to 20 in. and designed 97077 James L. Leatherman 714/630-7127 Fax: 714/630-7119 for basic and sophisticated applications. Manufacturers of display products, 703/471 -0157 Michael Lee providing high-resolution color and 213/979-7055 Toll Free: 800/827-2850 monochrome displays as well as 3-D TENCOR INSTRUMENTS, 3231 Scott THIN FILM TECHNOLOGY, INC., P.O. Box Fax: 213/637-8484 stereoscopic display systems based on its Blvd., Santa Clara, CA 95054 1942, Buellton, CA 93427 liquid-crystal technology developments. Manufacturers of the new FP-20, which Manufacturers of custom thin-film vacuum Richard Osborn, Prod. Mktg. Mgr. coatings: metals and dielectrics for TDSD CORP., 9005A Eton Ave., Canoga measures surface topography on flat-panel 503/627-5064 Toll Free: 800/TEK-WIDE electrical and optical usages. Also, Park, CA 91304 displays up to 650 x 650 mm. Features patterning capabilities. Manufacturers of a family of single-lens xSOOO Fax: 503/627-1070 include pattern recognition, a Windows­ Gary St. Amour, V.P. Mktg. CRT proiectors from economy models to based operating environment, and SECS/1 805/688-4949 Fax: 805/688-8487 very-high -power models for simulators, TELEDYNE ELECTRONIC (GEM 93) compatibility. An automatic sports arenas, etc. TECHNOLOGIES Electro-Optic Devices & substrate handler is also available. M. Akhavi Displays, 12964 Panama St., Janet Case, Mktg. Mgr. THOMAS ELECTRONICS, INC. , 818/407-8991 Fax: 818/407-1050 Los Angeles, CA 90066 408/654-2490 Toll Free: 1-800/358-6784 100 Riverview Dr. , Wayne, NJ 07470 Manufacturers of TEL ERA Y1M LED-based Fax: 408/982-9654 Manufacturers of CRTs and CRT assem­ fighting, radiation, and display products: blies for the military, industrial, and TEAM SYSTEMS, INC., 2934 Corvin Dr., DYNELAMP'M greater than 98% efficient TENCOR INSTRUMENTS, 3231 Scott commercial marketplace. Applications Santa Clara, CA 95051 fighting elements; DYNELUX'M full NVIS­ Blvd., Santa Clara, CA 95054 include air-traffic control, avionics, HMO, Manufacturers/distributors of a complete compatible matrix displays; and DYNE­ Manufacturers of the FLX-2350FP, a thin­ medical imaging, simulations, photo­ line of fully programmable video generators, VIEW'M dot-matrix indoor/outdoor film stress-measurement system designed recoding, and C4/. New products include which can cover any display resolution up tiles/screens. for flat-panel-display applications. The flat fluorescent lamps for use in backlighting to a pixel frequency of 440 MHz. The Bill Kennedy, Bus. Dev. Mgr. system monitors stress at room temper­ LCDs. newest entries are PC-based low-cost 310/574-2065 Fax: 310/574-2015 atures, and features a 500-mm scanning Bruce Piaget. V.P. Sis. products which provide ideal tools to capability to allow local stress analysis 201 /696-5200 Fax: 201 /696-8298 service and maintain any monitor/display TELEDYNE KINETICS, 410 S. Cedros along the scan. system. Also distributes a high-resolution Dov Hirsch, Sr. Prod. Mgr., Film Stress Ave., Solana Beach, CA 92075 THOMSON COMPONENTS & TUBES video printer with 256 gray-level capability Prod. Manufacturers of connectors for connect­ CORP., 40G Commerce Way, Totowa, NJ and full compatibility with workstations. 408/654-2436 Toll Free: 1-800/358-6784 ing flat-panel displays to printed-circuit 07512 Bill Nicklin, Sis. Mgr. boards. Fax: 408/982-9654 408/720-8877 Toll Free: 1-800/338-1981 Manufacturers of color VGA 64-dpi flat Doreen Deschamps, Mktg. Commun. plasma displays, monochrome high-resolu­ Fax: 408/720-9643 TERAPIXEL, Olarinluoma 9, Fin-02200 619/755-1 181 Toll Free: 800/344-4334 tion plasma panels, ruggedized color CRT Espoo, Finland 800/991-9988 (CA only} Fax: 619/755-6163 monitors, 9-in. RGB projection CRTs, color Manufacturers of photomasks for displays TECHNEGLAS, INC., 707 E. Jenkins Ave. , beam index and monochrome avionic up to 22 in. using laser pattern generation Columbus, OH 43207 TELESENSORY, 455 N. Bernardo, P.O. displays, and 26-in. diagonal plasma technology. Manufacturers of a full line of glass for Box 7455, MI. View, CA 94039-7455 displays. Arto Salin CRTs. Sizes range from 1 to 35 in. for use Manufacturers of access devices for blind Jeffrey G. Ohstrom, Sis. Mgr., Optoelec. 358-0-423-537 Fax: 358-0-423-813 in industry, home, or projection CRTs. and /ow-vision people. Product line includes Products James E. Kyle, Sls./Mktg. Mgr. computer-screen enlargers, speech and 201/812-9000 Fax: 201 /812-9050 614/445-4800 Fax: 614/445-4702 braille output devices, OCR system, braille TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, P.O. Box 655474, printers and video magnifying reading aids. MIS 429, Dallas, TX 75265 THOMSON-CSF, 160 bv de Valny, Kathy Kinkaid Tl's Digital Light Processing (DLP'M) TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER INSTITUTE, Colombes, 92704 France 415/960-0920 Toll Free: 800/227-8418 solutions deliver compelling all-digital 516 Fifth Ave. , Suite 305, New York, NY VLX: line of graphics stations. Design Fax: 415/969-9064 images as further evidence of projection 10036 for real-time applications (A TC, CCis). display and near-photographic printing Consulting, research, and reporting Commercial and rugged versions. VME, TELEX COMMUNICATIONS, INC., quality. The DLP solutions will first appear services on Japanese display technology dual Euro-card, 1024 x 1280 to 2048 x 9600 Aldrich Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN in market-maker projection displays. and markets. 2048 at 60 Hz Nl. Fully certified Ada 55420 Gary Feather, Digital Imaging Mktg. Mgr. Ryoji Koiko, Exec. V.P. running under RTOS and UNIX, PHIGS, Manufacturers of MagnaByte brand LCD 214/995-2426, Fax: 214/995-2217 2121719-5771 Fax: 2121719-5874 computer projection panels compatible with and X Window graphics user in terface. Alain M. Cousin IBM, IBM compatible, Apple II series, and TEXAS INSTRUMENTS JAPAN L TO., 33-47-60-30-00 Fax: 33-47-60-33-57 TECH SPRAY, INC., P.O. Box 949, Macintosh (required standard overhead 4-1 3-23, Shibaura, Minato-ku, Amarillo, TX 791 OS projector to project image), and MagnaByte Tokyo 108, Japan Manufacturers of chemical products used brand LCD video projectors. Manufacturers of color plasma display THOMSON TUBES ELECTRONIQUES, to clean, coat, and protect components and Pat George drivers/controllers for future NV systems, 38, rue Vauthier, B.P. 305, Boulogne­ finished products from grease, moisture, 612/884-4051 Fax: 612/884-0043 including new chip process of high-voltage Billancourt F-92102 France mildew, fungus, acid, and caustic contam­ CMOS based on technology exchange Manufacturers of professional CRTs: inates. Static control products for carpets, TELIC OPTI CS, INC., 420 Maple St., Suite agreement with Supertex. LCDs in slim very-high-resolution, head-up, head-down, glass, and plastics. 25, Marlborough, MA 01752 TAB packages and chip-on-glass assembly he/met-mounted, projection, beam index, Don Schrowangen Consultants in optical design and analy­ covering all flat panels. and ruggedized shadow-mask monitors; ac 806/372-8523 Toll Free: 800/858-4043 sis including lens design, illumination Plasma: Hiro Kawai ; LCD: Toshi lkai plasma displays (military and civil), color Fax: 806/372-8750 systems analysis, and stray-light analysis. 81-3-3769-8724 Fax: 81-3-3457-6777 and monochrome with gray scale and high

56 lnformalion Display 7&8195 brightness. Models suitable for PC with inspection systems and test accelerators, mixed-signal SVGA controller developers, and high-accuracy flip-chip monitors. instruments. chips, LCD graphics controllers, double­ bonders. P. Menes, Sis. & Mktg. Dir. Vu Tran , Pres. byte character chipsets, and video­ Fred Namek, V.P. Mktg./Sls. 33-1-49-09-28-28 Fax: 33-1-46-04-52-09 310/538-6886 Fax: 310/538-1232 processing chipsets for video-windowing 408/955-7850 Fax: 408/955-7878 and desktop video production. 3-D IMAGE TEK CORP., 23701 Birtcher TOKO AMERICA, INC. , 1250 Feehanville Mike Lollabaugh, Dir. N. Amer. Sis. UNIGLOBE KISCO, INC., 709 Westchester Dr. , Lake Forest, CA 92630 Dr., MI. Prospect, IL 60056 415/691-9211 Fax: 415/691-9260 Ave. , White Plains, NY 10604 Specializing in the design and manufac­ Manufacturers of miniature de/de Distributors of TNISTN-LCD cells from ture of three-dimensional optical products converters for powering VFDs, modems, TRONIX, INC., 31 Business Park Dr., P.O. Japan/China/Taiwan/Malaysia on an OEM and systems including 30 video helmets, RS-232 interfaces, and other subsystems. Box 635, Branford, CT 06405 basis. Manufacturing materials and equip­ 30 monitors and display systems, as well Tony Abarquez, Prod. Mgr. Manufacturers of high-voltage power ment for TN/STN/AMLCDs, including liquid as other commercial products. 312/297-0070 Fax: 312/699-7864 supplies for x-ray image intensifiers. crystal, polyimide, spacer, ITO glass, heat­ Craig M. Crawford, CEO J. Wood seal connector, ACF, and systems for rub­ 7141455-1806 Fax: 714/380-8950 TOSHIBA AMERICA ELECTRONIC 203/488-0109 Fax: 203/481-6370 bing, alignment/lamination, spacer disper­ COMPONENTS, INC., 9775 Toledo Way, sion, LC injection, and scribe/break. 3DTV CORP., P.O. Box Q, San Rafael, CA P.O. Box 19785, Irvine, CA 92718 TRU-LYTE SYSTEMS, INC., 327 South David Roseman, Mgr. Sls./Engrg. 94913-4316 Suppliers of semiconductors, integrated Walnut Street, Beaver, PA 15009 914/949-5434 Fax: 914/997-0195 Manufacturers/distributors of a wide circuits, and electronic components for Researchers of display and imaging variety of hardware and software for industrial and consumer applications. A technologies involving the use of fiber UNIGRAF, Ruukintie 18, Espoo 02320 making and displaying stereoscopic video leader in CMOS technology and has a optics. Product lines under development Finland and computer graphics, ranging from low­ broad IC product line. Advanced electron include large-screen displays, high­ Manufacturers of industrial computers cost consumer kits to professional systems. tubes and solid-state devices also definition television (HDTV), three­ and monitors for process automation and Michael Starks, Pres. available. dimensional television systems (3D-TV), other industrial applications, and PC-based 415/479-3516 Fax: 415/479-3316 714/455-2298 Fax: 714/859-3963 and head-up displays (HUDs). programmable video test generators for Augustus Castinis video-monitor service and manufacturing. THREE-FIVE SYSTEMS, INC., 1600 N. TOSHIBA AMERICA ELECTRONIC 4121728-6655 Toll Free: 800/232-5983 Jouko Alatuori, Mktg. Mgr. Desert Dr., Tempe, AZ 85281 COMPONENTS, INC., 1 Parkway North, Fax: 4121728-0778 358-0-700-1911 Fax: 358-0-802-6699 Designers/manufacturers of custom Ste. 500, Deerfield, IL 60015-2547 display systems combining LCD panels, Manufacturers of a wide range of passive TSD DISPLAY PRODUCTS, INC., . UNIVISION TECHNOLOGIES, INC., LED die, chip-on-board silicon drivers, b/w and active-matrix color LCDs; a full 35 Orville Dr., Bohemia, NY 11716-2598 3 Burlington Woods Dr., Burlington, MA and keyboard elements to customer range of high-resolution color and Manufacturers of high-resolution 01803 specifications. Standard products include monochrome CRTs; FS display tubes in monochrome CRT display monitors. Manufacturers of graphics display LC and LED displays with on-board drivers 15, 17, and 2t in. Steven R. Sloan, Dir. Sis. controllers and"frame grabbers for VME, and visible and infrared LED components. Steven Vrablik, Mgr. Sls./Mktg. 516/589-6800 Fax: 516/589-6858 PC-/SA, VL, PCT, and IBMRISE 6000 Paul Holman, Dir. Mktg. 708/945-1500 Fax: 708/945-1044 computers. Supports CRTs and EL displays 602/389-8600 Fax: 602/389-8801 with resolutions from 640 x 480 up to 1600 TUV RHEINLAND OF N.A., 5860 W. Las TOSOH SMD, INC., 3600 Gantz Rd., x 1280 with 8, 12, 24, and 32 bits per pixel. Positas Blvd., #19, Pleasanton, CA 94588 3M ELECTRICAL SPECIALTIES DIV., Grove City, OH 43123 Digital and analog video inputs are also Testing house providing product Bldg. 130-3N-56, P.O. Box 2963, Austin , Manufacturers of state-of-the-art thin-film supported. evaluation and certification, and training TX 78769-2963 materials, including sputtering targets for Larry H. Taitelbaum, Dir. Sis. East services worldwide, including quality Designers, manufacturers, and marketers the semiconductor and magnetic-media 617/221-6700 x125 Fax: 617/221-6777 assurance, safety, EMC, and ergonomics of products for a variety of specialty industries, ITO for display applications, a testing for the European Community. electrical applications including control of full line of evaporation sources, and U.S. PRECISION GLASS, 1900 Holmes Sal Ghalya, Ergonomics Grp. Mgr. static electricity, insulating tapes, resins hundreds of other high-quality materials. Rd ., Elgin, IL 60123 510/734-8100 Toll Free: 1-800/283-5413 and heat-shrink products. Sally Thomas, Trade Show Coord. Capabilities include CNC cutting, 51 0/734-8455 Harry Borrelli, V.P. 614/875-7912 Fax: 614/871-9542 shaping, hole drilling, polishing, coatings, Toll Free: 800/328-1368 Fax: 512/984-2211 and other fabrication processes. TOTOKU ELECTRIC CO., LTD., TWO TECHNOLOGIES INC., Pete Gennusl, Sis. Mgr. 3M ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS DIVISION, 3-21, Okubo 1-Chome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 419 Sargon Way, Horsham, PA 19044 708/931-1200 Fax: 708/931-4144 P.O. Box 2963, Austin , TX 78769-2963 169, Japan Designers and manufacturers of hand­ held terminals. Designers, manufacturers, and marketers Manufacturers of high-resolution mono­ UTI CORP., Collegeville, PA 19426 Joan Rickards, V.P. Sis. of electronic packaging and interconnect chrome and color CRT monitors and Manufacturers of precision miniature 215/441-5305 products providing reliable and effective deflection yokes. metal components in 100 different alloys; solutions to interconnect problems faced by FOREIGN TRADE DEPT. 81-3-5273-2008 specifically, oxide and dispenser cathode UCE, INC., 35 Rockland Rd. , Norwalk, CT electronic equipment manufacturers and Fax: 81-3-5273-2092 components. 06854 assemblers. P. J. Koehler, VP Mktg./Sis. Jim Mathews, Mktg. Commun. Mgr. Manufacturers of all types of liqqid TOYO SPECTRUM CORP., 2934 Corvin 610/539-0700 Toll Free: 800/523-0441 Toll Free: 800/225-5373 Fax: 512/984-6972 crystals, including dynamic scatter, TN, Dr. , Santa Clara, CA 95051 Fax: 610/489-2720 Manufacturers of color and gray-scale guest-host dichroic, ferro, Uehara, and 3M OPTICAL SYSTEMS, 3M Center, thermal video printers with an integrated others. Materials applied to 3617' view cone VACUUM ENGINEERING & MATERIALS 225-4N-14, St. Paul, MN 55144-1000 video interface and frame buffer to directly internal reflector, static drive avionics, auto, CO., INC., P.O. Box 4480, Santa Clara, CA Manufacturers of specialty optical films capture the picture for a "screen-dump • in and others. Very large direct-view graphics. 95956-4480 to control and enhance lighting for CRTs, less than 1 sec. Greg Borstelmann Manufacturers of sputtering targets, LEOs, plasma displays, EL, and LCDs. George Stoeppel 203/838-7500 Fax: 203/838-2566 evaporation materials, and backing plates. Mike Burns 408/720-8877 Toll Free: 800/338-1981 A large selection of high-purity metals, 6121733-4403 Toll Free: 800/553-9215 Fax: 408/720-9643 ULTIMATE DISPLAY SOLUTIONS, INC., intermeta/lics, dielectrics, and cermets for Fax: 6121736-2298 1495 Hembree Rd., Ste. 900, Roswell, CA PVD coatings. Sputtering targets and TRANSICOIL, INC. 2650 General 30076 evaporation maten·als manufactured to TIM ELINE, INC., 23605 Telo Ave., Armastead Dr. , P.O. Box 9011 , Valley Distributors of new and reconditioned customer's exact specifications of size and Torrance, CA 90505 Forge, PA 19485-9011 computer monitors (12, 14, 15, and 17 in.). purity. Also, a complete line of cathodes Distributor of surplus inventories of Manufacturers of custom integrated CGA through t280 x 1024 resolution. Also, and crucible liners. LCDs, both graphic and alphanumeric; non­ switch panels and bezels for display repair of color and monochrome monitors. Jack Kavanaugh, Sis. Mgr. enclosed monitors; computer-related interface, high-brightness incandescent Chuck Wood, Sis. Mgr. 408/986-8900 Fax: 408/986-8980 equipment. displays, night-vision compatible displays, 404/664-1010 Toll Free: 800/221-1490 Ron Klein panels, and annunciators. Complete Fax: 404/664-4103 310/217-8912 Fax: 310/532-6304 component and electronic packaging VACUUMSCHMELZE GmbH, Gruener Weg capability. Military, commercial, high­ ULTRA t EQUIPMENT CO., 2391 Zanker 37, Hanau D-6450, Germany TNP INSTRUMENTS, INC., 13968 S. Van reliability, and environmental applications. Rd ., #370, San Jose, CA 95131 Manufacturers of magnetic shieldings Ness Ave., Gardena, CA 90249 Mark LeMire Manufacturers of configurable photo­ from low-frequency ac fields through to Manufacturers of LCD probe stations, 215/539-4400 Fax: 215/539-3400 lithography cluster tools for coating, earth's fields; customer-specified monitor laser repair systems, and LCD microscopes developing, and cleaning of substrates up shielding, standard monitor shielding, with stages up to 20 x 20 in. Also, wide­ TRIDENT MICROSYSTEMS, INC., 205 to 34 in. on the diagonal. Also spin coaters shielding sheets for monitors; foils, parts, view lens {TV-405), autofocus {AF-405), Ravendale Dr., Mountain View, CA 94043 tor uniform coating of square and and magnetically shielded rooms. and motorized-turret (MT-405) system for Developers and marketers of high­ rectangular substrates, high-pressure and Hans-Dieter Naunheim, Dipl.-lng. hands-off automated system. Integrates performance graphical-user-interface megasonic spray cleaners, spray 49-6181-38-2768 Fax: 49-6181-38-2645

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VANZETTI SYSTEMS, INC., 111B Island VGI , INC., 1800 Vernon St., Ste. 2, wearers to see surroundings as well as and aperture lamps for use in scanning and St., Stoughton, MA 02072 Roseville, CA 95678 display. Application development available. inspection. Manufacturers of MIDAS 8500 automatic Manufacturers of custom and standard John Pace, Mgr. Appl. Dev. Grp. Ellen Debs, Sis. Engr. optical inspection equipment for conductors TN- and STN-LCDs; graphic, dot matrix, 206/882-7878 203/256-4163 Toll Free: 1-800/962-6366 on plasma display panels up to 30 x 30 in. and general-purpose LCD modules; LCD Fax: 203/259-1194 (762 x 762 mm). Pixel size is 0.25 mil keypad assemblies; turnkey LCD product VISTA CONTROLS CORP., 27825 Fremont (6 ~m) or 0.5 mil (12.5 ~m) . Inspection assembly. Singapore and Malaysia Ct. , Santa Clarita, CA 91355 2 WACOM TECHNOLOGY CORP., 4633 Old speed is 20 in. ! min. at 0.25 mil and 40 manufacturing locations. Manufacturers of a fine of NO/ helmet­ 2 Ironsides Dr., Ste. 308, Santa Clara, CA in. /min at 0.5 mil. Gas purge of inspection Gary Johnson, V.P. Sis. mounted "see-thru• displays for rugged and 95054 area; 7.5-Mpixe//sec. image processing rate 9t6nB3-7878 Fax: 9t6nB3-7845 military applications, including features and Designers/manufacturers/marketers of in a microcoded RISC-sty/e architecture. options such as VGA resolution, head­ both standard and customized pen digitizer John P. Ward, Dir. Sls./Mktg. VIDEO DISPLAY CORP., 1868 Tucker tracking, color or monochrome. stereo­ technology for OEM customers. Also, high­ 617/828-4650 Fax: 617/341-2084 Industrial Drive, Tucker, GA 30084 scopic or monocular, low voltage, and light accuracy high-resolution pen subsystems, Manufacturers of monochrome CRTs and weight. including the new low-power 3.3-V solution. VARITRONIX LTD., 4-F Liven House, remanufacturers of high-resolution and Mike Nemechek, Dir. Bus. Dev. Steve Sechrist, Technology Mktg. Mgr. 61-63 King Yip St., Kwun Tong, Kowloon, TV-grade color tubes mainly toward the 805/257-4430 Fax: 805/257-4782 408/496-4500 Fax: 408/986-9310 Hong Kong replacement market and small OEMs. Most Manufacturers of custom and standard orders shipped the same day, overnight if VIDEO INSTRUMENTS, 2155 Bellbrook LCDs, custom and standard dot-matrix and necessary. Exclusive manufacturers of the Ave., P.O. Box 33, Xenia, OH 45385-0033 WACOM CO., LTD ., 4-1-12 lkebukuro, graphic LCD modules, touch-sensing Kloss Novabeam tube. Manufacturers of a wide variety of video Toshima, Tokyo 171 Japan customer input terminals, and touch Robert Liss test instrumentation tor performance Manufacturers of LCD integrated screens. 404/493-2080 Toll Free: 800/241-5005 analysis of cameras, recorders, trans­ digitizers with a cordless stylus; LCD S.M. Chung Fax: 404/493-3903 mission finks, and display drivers - both integrated data terminal with handwriting 852/3410286 Fax: 852/343-9555 standard and specialty items. Video pattern recognition. VIDEO DISPLAY CORP., Novatron Div. , generators are configured for testing Masahiko Yamada, Dir. Int. Div. VARITRONIX S.A.R.L., 74 Avenue Charles 1416 Alpine Blvd., Bossier City, LA 71111 projectors, CRTs, and flat panels. 81-33-985-0097 Fax: 81-33-985-8636 de Gaulle, 91420 Morangis, France Manufacturers of 5- and 7-in. Schmidt John Harshbarger Distributors of custom and standard optics picture tubes used in front- and 513/376-4361 Toll Free: 1-800/962-8905 WANDE. INC., 4088 Lindberg Dr., Dallas, LCDs, custom and standard dot-matrix and rear-projection TVs. Fax: 513/376-2802 TX 75244 graphic LCD modules, touch-sensing Charles T. Acurio, Gen. Mgr. Manufacturers of a complete fine of customer input terminals, and touch 3tBn47-0t40 Fax: 318/747-6690 VISUAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES, automated equipment for LCD production. screens. INC., 3460 Lotus Dr., Plano, TX 75075 The integrated system includes glass Guy Cresson VIDEO DISPLAY CORP. Designers and manufacturers of a scribing/breaking/polishing, glass cleaning, 33-1-69-09-70-70 Fax: 33-1-69-09-05-35 dba SOUTHWEST VACUUM DEVICES, second-generation image computer, imaging, developing/etching/stripping, 4210 N. Sullinger Ave., Tucson, AZ 85703 targeted for high-end imaging functionality, printing/coating, buffing, spacer application, VARITRONIX LTD., King's Stable, 3/4 Manufacturers of precision cathodes and that introduces supercomputer performance liquid-crystal filling, ITO sputtering Osborne Mews, Wind., Berks SL4 3DE, metal stampings, custom gun mounts for on a single-board architecture. The V/TEC- subsystems, etc. U.K. black-and-white, color, radar, monitor, and 50 Image Computer'M delivers more than David Chen, V.P. Mktg./Bus. Dev. Distributors of custom and standard industrial types. 300 MOPS to incorporate image-based 214n01-B886 Fax: 214n01-8885 LCDs, custom and standard dot-matrix John McQueen, Mgng. Dir. information. and graphic LCD modules, touch-sensing 602/887-7900 Fax: 602/887-7903 Karen Rodgers WATKINS-JOHNSON COMPANY, customer input terminals, and touch 214/596-5600 Toll Free: 800/325-6467 Semiconductor Equipment Group, 440 screens. VIDEOTEX SYSTEMS INC., 8499 Fax: 214/867-4489 Kings Village Rd., Scotts Valley, CA 95066 Wyn Griffiths Greenville Ave., Ste. 205, Dallas, TX 75231 Manufacturers of high-throughput contin­ 44-753-833-060 Fax: 44-753-833-040 Manufacturers of display terminals with VIVITEK CO., LTD., 27 Industrial East 9th uous process APCVD reactors for thin-film digitized video pictures, featuring TV quality Road, 1st Fl., Science-Based Industrial deposition in flat-panel-display array VARITRONIX (UK) LTD., 3 Milbanke Ct., pictures. Sold as a complete terminal or Park, Hsinchu, Taiwan, R.O.C. fabrication. The WJ 16CVD system pro­ Milbanke Way, Bracknell, Berks RG12 tAP, software only (T- VIEW). Manufacturers of a line of field-sequential vides high-quality deposition of SiO U.K. Bob Gillman color monitors from 1 to 10 in., based on dielectric films for farge-size AMLCD Manufacturers of both custom and 214/343-4500 proprietary liquid-crystal color shutter substrates and most advanced TFT standard liquid-crystal displays and technique. Additional products for OEMs devices. High utilization capability and modules. New products include graphics VIDIWALL CORP.. 30 Chapin Rd .. include 21-in. virtual image displays and high throughput provide for extremely low panels and direct-contact touch overlays. Pinebrook, NJ 07058 stereoscopic display systems. total cost of ownership. Robert Hill, Appl. Engr. Manufacturers of videowa/1 processor, Victor Cheng, Prod. Mktg. Mgr. Linda Johnson, Sls./Mktg. 01344-303-077 Fax: 01344-300-099 stackab/e projection cubes, and monitors, 886-35-779436 Fax: 886-35-779449 408/439-6265 Fax: 408/438-6827 and a complete fine of peripheral control VDC, One Apple Hill, Natick, MA 01760 products and software. VL ELECTRONICS, INC., 3250 Wilshire Business planning, product planning, and Michael Serwe, Mktg. Dir. Blvd. , Ste. 1301 , Los Angeles, CA 90010- WELLS-GARDNER ELECTRONICS market research for the electronics industry: 201 /882-0584 Fax: 201 /882-0656 1603 CORP., 2701 N. Kildare Ave., Chicago, IL materials, components, subsystems, and Manufacturers of standard and custom 60639 systems level. VILLA PRECISION, INC., 3027 W. Indian LCDs and dot-matrix LCD modules. Also, Manufacturers of monochrome and color Marc Regberg, V.P. School Rd. , Phoenix, AZ 85017-4186 technologies in TN, STN, film-compensated CRT displays. Products range from CGA 508/653-9000 Fax: 508/653-9836 Manufacturers of fully automatic precision black-and-white STN, black-and-white through SVGA. Custom and standard glass scribers and semi-automatic breaking double STN, guest host, Heifmeier, products are available. Video-related ARON VECHT & ASSOCIATES, equipment. extended-temperature STN displays; touch­ contract assembly also available. 95 Corringham Rd., London NWtt 7DL, Thomas Muir, Pres. sensitive screens; and turnkey complete Lawrence J. Brady, V.P., Sis. Mgr. U.K. 602/266-2366 Fax: 602/266-2926 product development and manufacturing. 312/292-5640 Fax: 312/252-8072 Consultants specializing in displays: Christopher Kreslake, Oprns. Mgr. phosphors, EL, LCDs, etc. Also, super-pure VIRATEC THIN FILMS, INC., 2150 Airport 2t3n3B-8700 Fax: 213/738-5340 WESTERN DIGITAL, BOO E. Middlefield chemicals, thin-film technology, CVD, Dr., Faribault, MN 55021 Rd., Mountain View, CA 94043 financial and marketing, assessment of new Manufacturers of sputter-deposited VOICE CONNEXION, 17835 Skypark Cir., Manufacturers of high-performance technologies, technology transfer, and optical thin-film coatings for electronic Ste. C, Irvine, CA 92714 graphics display controllers and liaison between Europe and U.S. visual displays designed to reduce glare Manufacturers of voice recognition and subsystems for PC platforms for CAD/CAM, Aron Vecht and reflection, improve light transmission synthesis products for PCs. Also, handheld engineering, and desktop applications. 44-81-455-4361 Fax: 44-81 -316-8405 and contrast, and provide static dissipation computers with voice 1/0 , keypad, and Charles H. Haggerty, CEO and electromagnetic shielding. barcorie. 415/960-3353 Toll Free: 800/433-5780 VEECO/SLOAN TECHNOLOGY, 602 E. Bruce Kuhlman, Dir. Sls./Mktg. Shirley Dworak, V.P. Sis. Fax: 415n47-1398 Montecito St., Santa Barbara, CA 93103 507/332-4125 Fax: 507/334-0059 714/261 -2366 Fax: 714/261-8563 Manufacturers of the Dektak fine of flat­ WESTLAND ELECTRONICS LTD., P.O. panel-display surface profilers that provide VIRTUAL VISION, INC., 7659 N.E. 178th VOLTARC TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 186 Box 84, Old Chatham, NY 12136-0084 extremely accurate film-thickness measure­ Pl., Redmond, WA 98052 Linwood Ave., P.O. Box 688, Fairfield, CT Consulting services for electronic ments of RGB color filters, ITO, and TFTs Manufacturers of Virtual Vision TM 06430 information displays. Technology and on farge flat panels up to 720 mm square. Eyewear, lightweight sunglasses that create Manufacturers of custom-designed hot­ marketing studies and reports on computer Tim Ballinger, Mktg. Commun. Mgr. a farge-screen image floating 1(}-15 ft. in and cold-cathode fluorescent lamps for use graphics, presentation systems, and 805/963-4431 Fax: 805/965-0522 front of the wearer in the lower vision. Allow in backlighting of liquid-crystal displays, flat-panel displays. Conferences and

58 Information Display 7&8195 seminars on information displays. Patent XEROX COLOR GRAPHICS, 5853 Rue connectors for connecting flat-panel Directory, please write to Jay ~ews. Ferrari, Bldg. A, MS 3-1 2, San Jose, CA displays to PCBs. Sol Sherr, Pres. 95138 Dan Fritschen, Sis. Engr. Morreale, c/o Palisades Institute 5 81794-8151 Manufacturers of engineering copiers, 510/490-6373 Toll Free: 1-800/394-6373 for Research Services, Inc., 201 printers, Versatec plotters, and supplies for Fax: 510/490-3214 document management. Varick Street, Suite 1006, New NHITIAKER ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS, Pamela Rivers, Mktg. Z-AXIS, Inc., 15 Eagle Street, Phelps, NY 785 Voyager Ave., Simi Valley, CA 93063 York, NY 10014; 212/620-3371, 800/538-64 77 14532 Manufacturers of MIL-SPEC high-resolu- Manufacturers of complete line of fax 212/620-3379. :ion color and monochrome monitors for a specialty designed CRT monochrome domestic and international naval appli­ XEROX IMAGING SYSTEMS, 535 monitors. Company divisions can be li st­ cations that pass MIL-S-901C Grade B Oakmead Parkway, Sunnyvale, CA 94086 Carl Beechler, Pres. shock. Also provide plasma programmable Manufacturers and marketers of the ed separately if they are at differ­ 315/548-5000 Fax: 315/548-5100 entry panels for airborne applications. Kurzweil intelligent scanning system for ent locations with different prod­ Stephen C. Jones, Mgr. Product Dev. PCs, and data copy scanners and software ZENITH COMPONENTS GROUP, 805/584-8200 Fax: 805/527-8332 imaging products for the Apple Mac and uct lines - please submit a sepa­ PCs. 1000 Milwaukee Ave., Glenview, IL 60025 rate application form for each 408/245-7900 Toll Free: 800/248-6500 Manufacturers of 5-19 in. (monochrome) /ICO, 6400 W. Gross Point Rd. , Niles, IL Fax: 408/522-3800 and 9-25 in. (color) displays with a wide division. 60648 range of phosphors, face treatments, Manufacturers of analog and digital operating frequencies, and auxiliary power. Application forms for the Tenth joystick controls for video arcade games XEROX PARC, 3333 Coyote Hill Rd., Palo Robert Uhlir, 708/391-7733 Toll Free: Alto, CA 94304 Annual Directory of the Display and home computer entertainment systems. 800/827-8720 Fax: 708/391-7078 Dave Ruber, Sis. Mgr. Designers/manufacturers of color and Industry will be mailed with the Toll Free: 800/323-4258 Fax: 312/647-8526 monochrome active-matrix liquid-crystal ZENITH ELECTRONICS CORP., February 1996 issue. • displays. Xerox PARC has developed and 2407 W. North Ave., Melrose Park, IL demonstrated ultra-high-resolution direct­ 60160 JAM ES WILSON, 1640 5th Street, Ste. view AMLCDs with resolutions of nearly Manufacturers of flat-tension-mask color 224, Santa Monica, CA 90401 300 dpi. display tubes in a variety of sizes mainly Manufacturers of illuminated panels and Kathy Middo, Mgr. Mktg./Sis. 14, 16, and 20 in. for monitor applications. keyboards. 415/812-4500 Fax: 415/812-4502 Rick Steinmetz, Sls./Mktg. 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Its precision optics cathode technology to achieve high output 5300 excimer laser, a 200-W extremely permit extended use without eyestrain, and and high luminous efficacy. stable xenon chloride (308 nm) laser. it displays information from any device that John Pace, Mgr. Sis. Engrg. Sheau Chen, VP Sls./Mktg. outputs video for medical, industrial, and 206/767-4070 Fax: 206/767-3747 408/988-2426 Fax: 408/970-0742 training programs. Garrick Matheson, V.P. Mktg. Asia Display '95 - Inter­ 805/446-1453 Toll Free: 1-800/538-3008 WINTRON, INC., 250 Runville Rd ., national Display Research XTEK ELECTRONICS, 27101 Aliso Creek Fax: 805/373-8966 Bellefonte, PA 16823 Rd., Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 Conference Manufacturers of deflection yokes for Distributor of LCDs specializing in VGA ZYTRONICS, INC., 70 Tirrell Hill Rd. , ACT CITY, HAMAMATSU, JAPAN CRTs, projection and vidicon tubes, and graphic displays. Design assistance and Bedford, NH 03110 CRT/deflection yoke matching. Also, high­ OCTOBER 16-18, 1995 replacement displays available. Buyer of all Manufacturers of high-quality /ow-to­ voltage power supplies (military and • An international conference on display types of LCDs and re-marketer at up to medium-volume custom linear and switch­ commercial), flyback transformers, re search and deyelopment aspects of· 50% off normal cost. mode power supplies. transformer multipliers, focus coils, Disolay Fundamentals Display Devices Randy Schafer, Pres. Kerry D. Smith, Dir. Mktg./Sis. Hard Cppy & Storage Input Systems degaussing coils, and custom sweep 714/448-9281 - Integ rated Devices and Application s boards. 603/623-8888 Toll Free: 1-800/770-8880 Fax: 603/623-4009 lmaa e and Sjgnal processjnq Melissa Hein, Dir. Mktg. Color Perceptjoo Human Factors 81 4/355-1521 Fax: 814/355-1524 XYBION ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS, 8380 Miralani Dr. , San Diego, CA 92126-4347 Manufacturers of /ow-light intensified J. A. WOOLLAM CO., INC., 650 J Street, gated ceo scientific imaging systems. Ste. 39, Lincoln, NE 68508 scientific-application video cameras 'and Providers of non-contact measurement of image-processing software, including thin films (thickness and optical constants) intensified, multispectral and gated video used in the production of flat-panel cameras. Integrated and cooled blw and displays. Manufacturers of a line of color cameras produced for the microscopy Directory notes spectroscopic ellipsometers for use in R&D market. and QC of flat-panel thin-film processes. Richard A. Sturz, Sis. Mgr. • Listings are free and without Gerry Cooney, Engr. 619/566-7850 Fax: 619/566-2032 402/477-7501 Fax: 402/477-821 4 obligation. Companies advertising YAMAHA SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY, in this issue are listed in boldface WORLD PRODUCTS, INC., 19654 8th St. 100 Century Center Court, Suite 800, San type in both Parts I and IL East, Sonoma, CA 95476 Jose, CA 95112 Distributors of NEG EL lamps and Manufacturers of single-chip or board­ Suggestions for new categories 3rd Color Imaging Con­ inverters; NEG ac plasma displays; STC/ /eve/ IBM VGA, EGA, CGA, MDA, and of products and services relevant ference: Color Science, Displaytech custom LCDs; Goldstar L TO Hercules compatible graphics controllers for & LCDs driving EL, plasma, LCD (color or mono­ to the display industry, or further Systems, Applications Bruce Francisco, Sis. chrome), or CRT displays all from a single subdivisions or clarification of SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA 707/996-5201 Fax: 707/996-3380 device. NOVEMBER 7 - 10, 1 9 9 5 Robert Starr, Natl. Sls./Mktg. 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Information Display 7&8195 59 Edited by JOAN GORMAN class images in a wide range of projected single mi croprocessor in the "U" version does screen sizes. The IBEX system uses a 3.2 x the work of several older microprocessors, 3.0-in. LCD panel to project full-color images and reduces the cost and power requirements with 640 x 480-pi xel resolution. The size of of previous models. the di splayed image can range from 2 1 to 200 Informati on: AI Smith, Noritake Co., Inc., in., depending on projection di stance. The 2635 Clearbrook Dr., Arlington Heights, IL Mini-VGA b/w graphic LCD projector deli vers 1400 lux at 40 in. , or 400 60005. 1-800-837-4727, fax 708/593-2285. ANSI lumens, which allows for clear presen­ Optrex America, Inc., Plymouth, Michigan, tation viewing even in am bient li ghti ng. The has announced the DMF50383NF, a versatile IBEX projector features a compact footprint mi ni-VGA b/w graphic-type LCD panel that of about 1.5 sq. ft. and weighs under 30 lbs. offers reflective, transflective, or transmissive Fujitsu is marketing the IBEX LCD projection modes. The new module has a resolution of system to OEM customers for pri vate label­ 640 x 480 pixels, with a dot size of 0.21 x ing. List price for a si ngle unit is $ 12,000. 0.2 1 mm. The effective viewing area is 150 x Volume pricing is available for GEM-quantity 113.4 mm, with a 188.9-mm di agonal. Hi gh purchases. Fujitsu will also examine, on a brightness levels are achieved by improved case-by-case basis, supplyi ng the optical background lighting provided by a single side­ engine to those OEMs who wish to design mounted cold-cathode fluorescent lamp rated their own enclosures. Circle no. 3 2 at 70 cd/m . The module is designed with a Information: Fujitsu Microelectronics, Inc., new supertwisted-nematic liquid-crystal mate­ 3545 N. First St., San Jose, CA 95134-1804. rial that provides high contrast and a quick 1-800-642-7616, fax 408/432-9044. response time of 200 ms. The current draw is only 12 rnA , making the unit well suited to Fully automatic filter battery operation. This combination of fea­ photometer tures makes the DMF50383NF ideal for hand­ held pen-based applications. Photo Research, Chatsworth, California, intro­ Information: Optrex America, Inc., 44160 duced the PR-880, a first-generation fully Plymouth Oaks Dr., Pl ymouth, MI 48170. automatic fi lter photometer/colorimeter, at 313/416-8500, fax -8520. SID '95 in Orlando, Florida. The PR-880, which can perform polarization-error-free photometric, colorimetric, and radi ometric measurements in seconds, was designed for AMLCD measurement, aircraft panel lumi­ nance and color testing, correlated color-tem­ Circle no. 2 perature determination, automoti ve-lighting measurement, electroluminescent-panel evalu­ ation, and CRT luminance and contrast mea­ surement. The PR-880 is equipped with a standard objective 55-mm f/2.8 ( 1.1 magnifi­ cation) MacroSpectar® lens that can be VFD replacement for LCDs focused from 1.75 in . to infinity, with no accessory lens or change in calibration. The Circle no. 1 Noritake Co., Inc., Arlington Heights, Illinois, suppLied software is contained on a 512K has introduced the CU20025ECPB-U 11, a ICM card located in a chamber below the new "U" version vacuum flu orescent di splay focusing lens, and can store over 100 mea­ that offers a unique level of compatibility with surements. The 4 x 20-in. backlit LCD dis­ LCDs, and can be used as a "drop-in" replace­ plays menu choices and measurement results. ment. VFDs offer hi gher brightness, superior The PR-880 can be controlled from a remote Desktop LCD projector readability, wider viewing angle, and wider host over the built-in RS-232C interface using temperature range than LCDs. With a 2 x 20 simple commands. Fujitsu Microelectronics, Inc., San Jose, Cali­ configuration, the new VFD's size and hole Informati on: Kristine Goodwin, Photo fornia, demonstrated its new IBEX projector configuration matches many popular 2 x 20 Research, 9330 DeSoto Ave., P.O. Box 2 192, at SID '95 in Orlando, Florida. The portable LCD modules, and with drivers similar to Chatsworth, CA 9 13 13-2192. 8 18/341-5151 , desktop projection system uses color TFT­ those used in LCDs, the programming neces­ fax -7070. AMLCD technology to deliver bright VGA- sary to replace an LCD is minimized. The Circle no. 4

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ultra-compact stereo Dome SpeakerTM tech­ 270°-twist STN technology and a novel opti­ 11.3-in. SVGA displays nology. Because the sound is projected very mization of the materials and processes used close to the CRT, localization of the sound to manufacture custom LCDs. Sharp Electronics Corp., Camas, Washington, image is enhanced. The built-in high-sensitiv­ Information: Alan Mosley, GEC-Marconi has announced two new 11.3-in.-diagonal ity unidirectional microphone is ideal for Materials Technology Ltd., Hirst-LCD, high-resolution color LCDs for notebook voice-activated software, video teleconferenc­ Caswell, Towcester, Northants NN 12 7JS, computers. The LQllDSOl active-matrix and ing, etc., without occupying additional desk U.K. +44-1-81-732-0041 , fax -0100. the LM80C20P passive color displays feature space. With a 0.27-mm dot pitch, 1280 x 262,144 colors, 800 x 600 (SVGA) resolution, 1024 resolution with up to 69-kHz horizontal and a larger display area, enabling OEMs to scan frequency, and flat square CRT, the 17- produce high-end notebook computers that are and 15-in. multimedia monitors feature a more readable, display larger documents, and sharp, full-screen image. The PanaMedia 17 make spreadsheets easier to use. The 11.3-in.­ lists for $999 and the PanaMedia 15 for $599. diagonal di splays provide 81 % more display Information: Panasonic Communications area than an 8.4-in. display and 18% more & Systems Co., Two Panasonic Way, Secau­ area than a 10.4-in. display. Their 800 x 600 cus, NJ 07094. 1-800-742-8086 or 201/348- resolution offers 56% more pixels than a 7000. VGA display. Despite more pixels and the larger screen size, the new 11.3-in.-diagonal displays are thinner than current I 0.4-in. dis­ Circle no. 7 plays and weigh about the same. Both con­ sume less than 3 W of power, less than most 10.4-in. models. The LQ1LDS01 and LM80C20P are both in production now, with Virtual computer display approximately 12 weeks lead time on delivery in production quantities. Virtual Image Displays, Inc. (VIDi), Red­ Information: Sharp Electronics Corp., 5700 mond, Washington, has announced the VIDi N.W. Pacific Rim Blvd., MIS 20, Camas, WA VGA, a pair of eyeware™ that projects a 98607. l-800-642-0261 , fax 206/834-8903. large-screen computer image in front of the wearer. Developed in conjunction with Vir­ tual Vision, Inc., the VIDi VGA connects to Circle no. 6 any computer display output, and is currently available as a development kit to developers, OEMs, and system integrators who want access to prototypes for testing, human-inter­ face development, and system integration. Redefining STN-LCDs Unlike other head-mounted displays, the sys­ tem allows the viewer to see nearby surround­ GEC-Marconi Ltd., Hirst-LCD, Northants, ings as well as an image. A prism reflects the U.K. , has introduced supertwisted-nematic image from a miniature LCD to the viewer's LCDs (STN-LCDs) that combine, for the first dominant eye. Although the image source is time, bot 1igh duty ratio (11240) and high less than I in ., a large, somewhat transparent, operating lt:n,;1erature ( +80°C), making them virtual image floats about 6ft. in front of the suitable rm n!litary, automotive, and outdoor viewer. The VIDi VGA connects to any VGA Circle no. 5 applications. The complex VGA and 1/4 VGA displays currently manufactured in display source with 640 x 480 monochrome Japan are generally specified to operate from resolution. A VIDi VGA development kit is ooc up to 40-60°C. Some custom-LCD man­ available now for $4900. Production units Multimedia monitors ufacturers are able to provide STN displays should be available by the end of the year at that operate up to +80°C, but these tend to be an estimated price of $2000. Panasonic Communications & Systems Co., a simple displays wi th duty ratios of 1132 or Information: Virtual Image Displays, Inc., division of Matsushita Electric Corp. of 1/64. Hirst-LCD has produced a multiplexed 16625 Redmond Way, Suite M-452, Red­ America, Secaucus, New Jersey, has intro­ (duty ratio of 1/240) display operating from mond, WA 98053. 1-800-755-4378, fax duced its PanaMedia™ line of 17- and 15-in. -40 to +80°C. This breakthrough has been 206/885-1156. multimedia monitors, featuring Panasonic's achi eved by using Hirst-LCD's proprietary Circle no. 8 •

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In order to put my talk about new flat-panel phors. I followed this with a short introduc­ audience CIE diagrams of CRTs, plasma­ technologies into some context, I started with tion to how a color monitor is set up and what panel phosphors, EL phosphors, and a variety a description of what color CRTs are capable color changes are likely to occur as circuits of filter materials used in LCDs. We then of displaying using standard television phos- drift and the CRT ages. Next, I showed my talked a bit about how peoples' eyes respond differently to certain colors and the effect of ambient lighting and backlighting on how col­ ors are perceived. One of my main talking points, however, was that with all current dis­ plays, whether CRTs or flat panels, whether phosphor-based or using color filters, some colors are simply not available. All available display technologies are missing certain shades of cyan and the deeper greens. Simi­ larly, some deeper reds are also "undis­ playable" as are some shades of blue. (Maybe we should coin a new term- UN-COLOR.) After I finished my talk, the audience reac­ tion was quite different from the mundane technical questions I had expected. It went something like this. Question: "You mean to tell me that the million-dollar system that my biggest competitor just bought is no better at displaying colors than my cheap computer monitor?" Answer: "Yes, they both use the same phosphors that are in your home televi­ sion set." Question: "Are you saying that the reason I cannot show the colors that the ad agency wants is because they don't exist on my monitor?" Answer: "Yes." Response: "Thank God! I thought there was something wrong with what we were doing." Question: "More and more of our stuff is being created and submitted from remote sites on disk and by e-mail. How do we know it matches what ERG inverters and converters are power supplies tailored to the customer sees on his terminal?" Answer: your information display. You get performance to spec. with "You don't and it doesn't." The discussions continued along these lines maximum reliability. well beyond the allotted session time, pro­ ERG has power supplies for: ceeded into the hallway, and then into lunch. CCFi' Backlit Flat Panel LCDs I came away with a new appreciation that the e introduction of computers has created a need • EL Lamps or Backlit Displays for the entire printing industry, and a number • Gas Plasma Displays of other industries as well. That need is the • Vacuum Fluorescent (VF) Displays ability to display colors (all of them) pre­ Endicott Research Group, Inc. dictably and repeatably, to transmit this com­ We'll work with you to meet any plete color information over electronic media, requirement, from custom dimming THE POWER BEHIND and to have these colors look identical at to special packaging. And every THE DISPLAY another site. The long-standing joke among ERG power supply is made in the 2601 Wayne Street television folks that NTSC stands for Never­ U.S.A. Just tell us what you need. Endicott. NY 13760 Twice-Same-Color took on a whole new When you're ready to power up, (607) 754-9187 meaning for me. Compute power and soft­ Fax: (607) 754-9255 ware have gotten way ahead of display hard­ design in ERG. ware. Our computers can create colorful images that cannot be accurately represented Circle no. 40 on existing di splay screens.

66 Information Display 7&8195 As I toured the exhibit area, I did see a few we cannot repeatably display even half a displays showing the in-fli ght movie during products that were beginning to address the dozen. If that sounds like an overstatement, your plane 1ide. As I'm sure you will find, issue of repeatable color and the problem of on your next trip, look at the arrival and sometimes it's hard to tell red from green, let calibrating monitors that are at different sites. departure monitors at the airport or at the CRT alone identify the subtle shadings of each. Andy Lewis, Director of Imagexpo Marketing and Sales for Group Logic showed me a product that was being exhibited in a joint program with Barco, Inc. The monitor itself, as provided by Barco, was self-calibrating, using a method of continually monitoring the cutoff characteristics of the red, blue, and green guns and then using a photometer to set The Next Wave In one or more desired white points. These color-stabilized monitors are being marketed in 20-in. Trinitron and 21- and 29-in. flat­ Handheld Colorimeters. square sizes. The 29-in. version has an addressable resolution of 2048 x 1536. Remote-site compatibility was achieved using the Group Logic interactive remote-viewing and annotation software, whi ch compares and matches the color coordinates of a specific spot (or spots) in an image, selected by the users and communicated via telephone. Andy Tisdale of Barco represented the remote site during the live demos at the conference. The manufacturers' specifications are that this technique can obtain a color match to within three least-noticeable-difference units. Now, if the CRT phosphors could just display more of the total color gamut, this could get really interesting. Later, I asked another color expert- my Looking for lab-grade colorimeter blue-wavelengtl1 region witl1 exacting daughter Amber, a fashion designer for a large perfonnance in an affordable, handheld precision-an area often measured sportswear company - what she does to print package? inaccurately by other handheld out the fabric colors that she creates on her Look into the CAD system. This is obviously a business colorimeters. where subtle changes in shading are very SLS 9400 from What's more, measurement's important. She told me that she first prints a Graseby. a snap witl1 menu-driven com­ strip of sample shades that she thinks will be Ideal for CRT­ mands, on-screen graphics, a close to what she is trying to achieve, and display applications, tl1e 9400 bright LCD display tipped for easy then, by a trial-and-error (or maybe it should does what no other handheld can: viewing, and vacuum-seal suction be called error-followed-by-more-trial) pro­ cess, locates the colors that she wants to use. closely mirror tl1e CIE tri-stimulus curve cup ili at's easily deactivated. Clearly, not a very efficient process of digital for a level of measurement accuracy The SLS 9400 is shipping now at technology interfacing with an analog world. you'd expect from a bench top system. an easy-to-grasp price. For details, caU The need for displays that accurately depict That's because the 9400 employs four (407) 282-1408. Fax (407) 273-9046. Or color and that can show more of the color proprietary detector/filter combinations write Graseby Optronics, 12151 Research spectrum will grow. The printing industry is a (oiliers use only three) to capture the large one and is rapidly converting to com­ Parkway, Orlando, FL 32826. puter imaging and computer-generated lay­ outs. And there are many others: architec­ GRASEBYA ture, industrial design, fabrics, furniture, ,. ~....O_P_T_R_O_N_I_C_S paints, food packaging, automotive design, art, image analysis, etc. We in the display community have fa ll en behind! Our comput­ ers can specify over 16 million colors, and yet Circle no. 41 lnfonnalion Display 7&8/95 67 display continuum

Flat panels may provide some improvements the di spl ay community obviously have both a (Please see the closi ng paragraph of this col­ with repeatability, but not to the level challenge and an opportunity. If any of you umn for how to contact me.) expected by peopl e whose li velihood depends are already working to meet these needs, I In this month's industry-news segment, we on using color as a design tool. Thus, we in would be quite interested to hear from you. once again cover a wide range of companies and technologies from the well-known to the where-did-you-find-that-one. As always, my intent is not only to inform but also to stimu­ late. For new technologies and new products ~ LEADING THE WAY <0111 to succeed, new methods must be tried. Per­ haps one of the more unusual announcements will inspire you to find a new way. : 111-~ Born In file U.S.A. : NuVision Technologies, Inc., of Beaver­ In the U.S., ACCUDYNE means flat panel .. ton, Oregon, has announced th at is has com­ display. ACCUDYNE is the leader in .... menced operati on as a wholly owned sub­ : c~ sidiary of Yikay Industri al Ltd., a Singapore manufacturing world-class modular flat _,.. company. Us ing a license fro m Tektronix, panel display production equipment and _,.. : :n~ Inc., for its liquid-crystal pi -cell technology, systems. As the preeminent manufacturer .... NuVision will design, manufacture, and mar­ : ~~ of modular FPD assembly systems and .... ket shutter-based products incorporating the stand alone process machines, ACCUDYNE .. pi-cell. The NuYision product portfo lio will has a proven leadership position in include color shutters, color monitors, and : ::::~ .. stereo display equipment. technology and is the recipient of the .. Motif, Inc., of Wilsonville, Oregon, has : u USDC joint-development contract for <0111 recentl y appointed two new CEOs represent­ Spacer Applicator Cluster technology. .. ing In Focus Systems and Motorola. Allan Intelligence on Display... in the U.S.A. Alley is the new CEO with an In Focus back­ .. ground and W. M. Kitchen comes to the ACCUDYNE . .. Moti f position having been Corporate Vi ce ~ ~~ .. President and Director for Technology and ~ .... Quality in the Automoti ve, Energy, and Con­ trols Group of Motorola, based in Northbrook, ~ .. Illinois. Moti fs primary market thrust will ~ .. continue to be the li censing of the Acti ve­ ~ .. Matri x-Addressing technology. A recent ~ .. change, however, is that there will no longer be the requirement to use Motorola-designed ~ .... and manufactured dri ver chips. This is ~ .... expected to broaden and accelerate the accep­ Filling Machine Cleaning Machine <0111 .. tance of this technology, and position it in the market as superior in perform ance to existing .. J>o RUBBING .. passive-LCD panels and lower in cost than .. I> CLEANING .. acti ve-matri x-addressed LCDs. I> SPACER APPLICATION <0111 .. Larry Hornbeck, a Texas Instruments .,. ADHESIVE DISPENSING <0111 ~ Fell ow and Solid State Physicist, has been 1> ALIGNMENT & ASSEMBLY awarded the Edu ard Rhein Foundati on's Tech­ ~ J>o FILLING .... nology Award for the in vention of TI's Digital ~ J>o HANDLING AUTOMATION .... Micromirror Device. The DMD is currentl y .,. PROCESS DEVELOPMENT <0111 ~ under development for projection di splay sys­ tems and hardcopy applications. The Rhein .. Rubbing Machine A ssembly Machine .... ~ .. Foundati on is an independent, non-profit foundati on based in Mayen, Germ any, th at is ~ ACCUDYNECORPORAnON .. P.O. BOX 1059 "" MELBOURNE, FLO RIDA 32902-1059 named for the German in ventor and philan­ .. FAX (407) 727-1632 T MODEM (407) 951-742B .,. PHONE (407) 724-6500 .. thropist, Edu ard Rhein ( 1900-93). The awards fo r bas ic research and technology are ..,_ INTELLIGENCE ON DISPLAY <0111 made annually fo r outstanding achievements Circle no. 42 in research and/or development in the areas of

68 Information Display 7&8195 radio, television, and info rmation technology. Richard Traczewski as Seni or Sales Engi­ Technologies, in Dall astown, Penn sy lvani a, Dr. Hornbeck will receive hi s award, along neer for the Pacific North west. He will be as a sales and marketing firm designed to pro­ with a monetary prize of 167,000 German responsible for expanding the customer base vide marketing services, sales representati on, Deutsch Marks, at an October 7 ceremony in for MRC's advanced material s in thi s region. and an internati onal distribution network to Munich. Previous Technology Award win­ Prior to acceptin g hi s new position, Ri chard small er hi gh-technology companies with ners have included Marcian Hoff, Jr., of Intel was a Sales Account Manager for Air Prod­ interesting products but without access to (1994) and two Sharp Corporation engineers, ucts and Chemi cals, Inc., of Portland , Oregon. sales channels and with limited marketing Masao Tamioka and Shuhei Yasuda, for BIS Strategic Decisions, of Norwell , Mas­ knowledge. Tracer Technologies intend s to development of LCD-based HDTY projectors sachusetts, has announced the appointment of be unlike the typical rep firm because, besides (1993). Connie Moore as Director of BIS Strategic just selling products, they will concern them­ Thomas Sherk has established a consulting Decisions' Workfl ow, Document, and Imag­ selves with why a product does or does not practice in the field of advanced glass and ing Strategies Service. Her task is to provide sell. ceramic technology, speciali zing in applica­ in-depth research and analys is fo r these mar­ To let me know your thoughts, you can tions to the di spl ay industry. He has more ket areas and to monitor how emerging user reach me by e-mail at asil [email protected], than 25 years of technical and management requirements are dri ving new technologies. by telephone at 609/734-2949, and by fax at experience at compani es such as IBM and Ms. Moore brings a strong background in sys­ 609/734-2 127. If you prefer the mai l, please Owens-111inois, guiding the development of tems development, product marketing, strate­ send your contributions and comments to Aris advanced-technology programs in glass and gic business pl anning, and international busi­ Silzars, Contributing Editor, In fo rm ation Dis­ ceramic materi als for applications such as flat­ ness to this position. pl ay, c/o Jay Morreale, Pali sades Institute fo r panel di spl ays, microelectroni c pac kag ing, Three fo rmer Turtle Beach Systems sales Research Services, Inc., 201 Vari ck Street, magneti c data storage, fib er optics, and preci­ and marketing executi ves have started Tracer Suite 1006, New York, NY 1001 4. • sion specialty materi als. He can be reached in West Hurley, New York, at 9 14/679-7157. Semiconductor Systems, Inc. (SSI), of Fremont, Cali fo rni a, has made three new appointments. Jim Degnan is the new Direc­ tor of Pacific Rim Operations and will man­ age both direct sales and service in the Asia­ Pacific Rim. Robert Pirollo will direct sales and service accounts as East Coast Regional Manager, and Gary Smith will manage pro­ cess applicati ons support for key projects in addition to directing sales and service acti vi­ ti es for specific key accounts. SSI is a manu­ facturer of customi zed high-perfo rmance pro­ cessing equipment fo r silicon wafers, fl at­ panel di spl ays, multi-chip modules, and thin­ film heads. The company's systems include photoresist coating, polyimide processing, and cleaning. Three U.S. compani es have joined a project to pursue new, low-cost methods of manufac­ turing di amond films. The compani es - 3M of St. Paul , Minnesota, Research Triangle Institute (RTI) of Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, and Applied Science and BEAMVIEW!! Another of the dazzling array of fas t, accurate measurement capabili­ Technology, Inc., of Woburn, Massachusetts ties of the SS200. This fully automatic test "strips away" the shadow mask and allows - are part of a program call ed "Therm al complete analysis of the beam in seconds. Includes convergence, MTF, jitter, luminance, Spreader," cost-shared with ARPA. Although line width, contour maps, and an automati c test suite for ISO 924 1 quali fication testing. the focus of the program is to improve heat See these and many other test functions performed at your locati on. Contact Microvision to be incl uded in our next demonstrati on tour in your area. 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CELCO ...... C2 Optrex Ameri ca ...... 75 Canon, lnc. Motif, Inc. Clinton Electronics...... 9 Paneli ght Di splay Systems ...... 82 Capetronic USA (HK), Inc. MRs-Technology, lnc. CRT Scientific Corp...... 70 Philips Display Components ...... 83 Celco MTL Systems Data Ray ...... 74 Photo Research...... C4 Cherry Electrical Products Nippon Seiki Co., Ltd. Display Laboratori es, Inc.. ...22 Ph ysical Optics Corp ...... 81 Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Ltd. Norden Systems Westinghouse Display Works 96 .. 80 Plasma-Therm, Inc...... 72 Clinton Electronics Corp. nView Corporation Earth Computer Technologies ...... 83 Quantum Data ...... 24 Compaq Computer Corp . Endicott Research Group ...... 66 Rank Brimar...... 25 OIS Optical Imaging Systems, Inc. Corning Inc. Florod Corp ...... 19 Rantec Microwave & Electronics ...... 70 Corning Japan K.K. OKI Electric Industry Co., Ltd. H. L. Funk Consulti ng ...... 82 Specialty Coating Systems ...... 79 Dale Electronics, Inc. Optical Coating Lab., Inc. Gamma Scientific ...... 74 Tamarack Scientific ...... 13 David Sarnoff Research Center Optrex America Graseby Optronics ...... 67 Taylor & Francis ...... 78 Diagnostic/Retrieval Systems, Inc. Photon Dynamics Hosiden Corp...... 65 Team Systems...... 63 Di splay Laboratories Photonics Systems, Inc. Imaging Processing Systems, Inc ...... 73 Texas In struments ...... 42,43 DISCOM/Display Components, lnc. Planar Systems, Inc. Infinity Multimedia ...... 76 3M Electronic Display Lighting ...... 60 Electro-Plasma, Inc. Plasmaterials, Inc. lnterserv ...... 7 3M Optical Systems...... 6 Endicott Research Group, Inc. Polytroni x lntevac...... 5 Timeline ...... 78 Kent Display Systems ...... 23 TNP Instruments ...... 81 Epson America Q.C. Optics, Inc. Klein Optical Instrument s ...... 77 TOV Rheinland ...... 21 F-P Electronics Quantum Data inc. Futaba Corp. Korry Electronics ...... 82 Video Instrument s ...... 84 Rank Brimar, Ltd. Kurdex/Thin Film Products ...... 82 Yamaha ...... 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Thomson Components and Tubes lnterserv Corp. and now more affordable! Corp. Interstate Electronics Corp. Toshiba Ameri ca, lnc. ISE Electronics Corp. UL V AC Technologies, Inc. Kent Display Systems Model 25028 - now $4,950.00 Libbey-Owens-Ford Co. Viratec Thin Fi lms Inc. Litton Systems Canada Ltd. Wande, Inc. Programmable Video Generator, basic patterns. Litton Systems Canada Ltd. (2) WinTron Model 2802 - now $6,500.00 Digital Programmable Video Pattern Generator, Business and Editorial Offices District Sales Office- East clock rate to 150 MHz. Recruitment Advertising Palisades Institute for Research Palisades Institute for Research Services, Inc. Plus a wide variety of other video test generators, Services, Inc. 20 I Varick Street technical support, and assistance with your 20 I Varick Street New York, NY 10014 New York, NY 10014 Erika Targum, Director of Sales special requirements. 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