Microcomputer based interactive display system

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Author
Mariategui C., Francisco J.
Hall, Ivan Nelson Jr.
Date
1979-06Advisor
Rahe, G.
Second Reader
Schell, Roger R.
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This study was undertaken to design and implement a
microcomputer based interactive display system suitable for
use as a shipboard tactical-situation display. The standalone
system included two plasma display scopes, one microcomputer,
one CRT and one line printer. The scope of the
effort included the interface of the display system via a
RS-232 data/link to a PDP-11/50 minicomputer in order to
emulate the shipboard tactical environment. Of major
interest was the integration of the hardware components and
the software developed in this study into a coherent alphanumerical
and graphical display system.
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