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Christie Digital Systems Inc. is a manufacturer of display technologies for cinema, business presentations, training facilities and other large audience environments. Christie is an international organization, with R&D and engineering teams located in Kitchener, Ontario. Christie’s Sirius team produces the next generation of high-performance, high brightness rear projection engines used in control rooms. Christie is currently developing the Christie® Entero™ HB, a next-generation rear projection engine for control rooms. Illustrated in Figure 1, the project uses ArraySync technology, which uses a colour matching algorithm to precisely, continuously and uniformly manage colour across large displays. Currently, the Christie® Entero™ HB is experiencing inconsistencies in measuring certain channels when different colour test patterns are applied. This is caused by conflicts that occur when different strobes of light are sent to the engine. The resistances in some channels are too high, causing errors. It has been determined that the capacitance must be adjusted to account for the differences.
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