Raptor 2000 Features
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2048 x 2048 Resolution
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Drives Sony DDM Monitor
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8/16/24-Bits Per Pixel
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Hardware Double Buffering
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12 MB Viewable Frame Buffer
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12 MB Additional Frame Buffer
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24 Independent Overlays
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1024 Dynamic Colors
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Single Slot PCI Long Card
Markets
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Air Traffic Management
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Vessel Traffic Control
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Command & Control
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Remote Auction Art
Platforms
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Sun UltraSPARC Workstations
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Hewlett Packard
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Digital Alpha Workstations
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IBM PowerPC workstations
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Intel Pentium Based PC
Product Brief
Raptor 2000
2048 x 2048 Color Video Graphics Adapter
The Tech Source Raptor 2000 ultra-high
resolution graphics accelerator combines
in a single slot PCI card a comprehensive
array of high-end display subsystem fea-
tures that formerly required a box level
solution. Tech Source's high speed video
switching circuitry permits the Raptor
2000 to redefine the meaning of world
class resolution and functionality. The
Raptor 2000 is designed for use in ultra
high resolution, high performance, color
graphics applications such as Air Traffic
Management and Vessel Control. It's
high level of integration achieves extreme
flexibility over a wide range of functions.
An advanced Application Specific Inte-
grated Circuit designed by Tech Source
engineers provides the ability to display
1024 independent dynamic colors at the
same time. That’s four times the number
of colors available in traditional graphics
systems. Specialized frame buffer layering
hardware allows for complete control of
24 independently addressable overlays
with dynamic priority adjustment. That’s
12 times more than most advanced un-
derlay/overlay systems.
The Raptor 2000 offers two-dimensional
drawing acceleration for polygons, text
and windowing operations. The co-
processor can generate an excess of
900,000 X Window System characters per
second providing the ability to manage
over 2,000 targets/tracks in real time.
Multiple configuration modes are avail-
able for double buffering and multiple
overlay buffering support. True hard-
ware double buffering is supported using
standard software interfaces such as
MBX (Multi-buffering extension for X)
and DBE (Double buffering extension).
Specialized flash fill hardware performs
back buffer screen erases in under 100
microseconds.
