Intelligent display system for indicating successively occuring numerical values
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Aug 4, 1987
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Mar 27, 1985
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Apr 3, 1984
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A display system is disclosed which is constructed and operates so that over an essentially unlimited range of variations of successive numerical values to be displayed the display of the values is performed with the highest possible resolution and also with the possibility of an exact reading of instantaneous values. This is principally achieved by splitting the respective present or current numerical value of the sequence of numerical values to be displayed into a more or less steady, digitally displayed base value and into an analog displayed difference value which reflects the dynamics. The determination of the base value is performed predictively by taking into account the dynamics of the successive numerical values having already occurred. The digital and analog display system disclosed is especially adapted to early recognize and observe drifts, trends and fluctuations in the succession of numerical values together with an exact reading of dynamic instantaneous values.
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