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CINTEL - Computer Interface for Television

A television camera represents a standardized sensing system for electronically scanning moving images. There are requirements for converting all or part of the television image into digital form, and there are distinct advantages resulting from the on-line capability. To achieve the high speed conversion and to optimize the tradeoff of all the variables involved, a special computer interface for television (CINTEL) has been developed.