Control interface for converting subtractive color input to additive primary color output
OwnerRobert Runnels, Joshua Garrettinventors
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A control interface for producing a composite color through the mixing of primary colors selected from a first color spectrum including red, yellow, and blue, resulting in the display of said composite color through a light array containing lights of a second primary color spectrum is disclosed. The user selects a color or colors from the first primary color spectrum, and a circuit and control algorithm controls the relative intensities of the colors comprising the second primary color spectrum, rendering the selected color or a mix of previously selected colors through the light array. Through the selection and graduated combination of the primary colors of the first spectrum, the creation of a wide range of colors in the visual spectrum is obtained for lighted color applications. When the first spectrum comprises the primary colors of red, yellow, and blue, the user is able to use the familiar three-primary, three-secondary color wheel, used in art education and taught in elementary school, for their color combination reference. The color selections from the first spectrum are coded to produce corresponding electrical signals to control the output of the light array to establish the proper mix of colors that displays the selected color.
A system for controlling the color output of a product, the system comprising:
A system for controlling the color output of a product, the system comprising:
A system for controlling the color output of a product, the system comprising:
A method of interfacing a color selector to a light array, comprising the steps of:
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