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Introducing the

VectorVGA Pro
Stroke to Raster Scan Converter

Imaging Systems Technology is proud to introduce our new line of stroke to raster scan converter: the VectorVGA Pro. The VectorVGA Pro converts any stroke video signal from a legacy vector video source to standard raster video format that is viewable on any display.

Accurately converts XYZ / XYRGB stroke signals (such as radar, sonar, HUD, vector) to raster video.

Custom form factors and controls available to suit project-specific needs.

Enables stroke video to be viewed on any low cost COTS display.

Configurable to any custom resolution up to 1920 x 1080 (1600 x 1200).

VectorVGA Tempest

VectorVGA Tempest allows you to replace your broken Wells-Gardner 6100 or Amplifone vector monitor with a newer, reliable raster monitor. It is compatible with:

• Atari Tempest
• Atari Space Duel
• Atari Gravitar
• Atari Black Widow
• Atari Quantum

Replace your vector monitor with any SVGA monitor you like—a 19” arcade monitor, LCD monitor, computer projector, plasma display, that free CRT monitor on Craigslist - anything that accepts an 800 x 600 SVGA signal! You’ll never have to fix that vector monitor again. Installation doesn’t require any modifications to the cabinet or wiring harness.

See the VectorVGA Tempest in Action

A Brief History of Vectors
Vector arcade games were ahead of their time with sharp, super-bright, high-resolution graphics. The most popular vector games like Atari Asteroids, Tempest, and Star Wars stole the hearts and quarters of millions of people. About 50 vector titles were released between 1977 and 1983. But all good things must come to an end, and unfortunately the vector monitors were often to blame. Many vector monitor designs were unreliable and production of new units has long since ceased, so the availability of vector monitors has become the limiting factor in owning vector arcade games.

A New X-Y Monitor
Many people are reluctant to own vector arcade games because of the unreliability and scarcity of vector monitors. VectorVGA Tempest changes this by introducing a brand-new, high-quality option for vector arcade games. It is the first and only solution for converting the analog vector signal to SVGA. VectorVGA Tempest is designed and built in the USA by Imaging Systems Technology, Inc, an electronics consulting company with decades of experience designing plasma displays. Their expertise with custom electronic design and digital video processing made VectorVGA possible.