The visualization series was developed to provide input and output capability for a real-time video supercomputer developed at a leading television research laboratory. The original hardware was delivered in 1988. Continual improvement of the system has led to these second and third generation products.

A SMPTE-240M to VGA converter for economical monitoring of HDTV on computer displays. It converts HD or D1 parallel digital video to RGB or YPrPb analog output and provides a DB-15 connector for directly driving multi-sync computer monitors.

Image Circuits designed the signal architecture, filters, and sin(x)/x correction circuits for this encoder, currently produced as standard product by a major semiconductor manufacturer. Later work led to a companion decoder chip.

Produced in partnership with a HDTV framestore manufacturer, this product provides SMPTE-240M and dual D-1 input and output. Most HDTV research facilities have at least one of these units.

A dual-channel high-accuracy NTSC digitizer for a pyramid image processing system. The unit incorporates a Image Circuits proprietary PLL which allows stable pictures in full shuttle mode with VCR inputs.