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US 2003/0222873 A1Published application
Sequence display
OwnerGilles Ritterinventor
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Abstract
An oscilloscope, comprising a display, a display controller for controlling information to be displayed on the display, and an acquisition system for acquiring a sequence of waveforms. Two or more of the sequentially acquired waveforms are displayed employing a small vertical shift and a small horizontal shift, thus resulting in a diagonal positioning of each waveform relative to each previously drawn waveform.
Claims16
An oscilloscope, comprising:
- a display;
- a display controller for controlling information to be displayed on said display;
- and
- an acquisition system for acquiring a sequence of waveforms;
- wherein two or more of the sequentially acquired waveforms are overlaid on top of each other using the full screen.
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An oscilloscope, comprising:
- a display;
- a display controller for controlling information to be displayed on said display;
- and
- an acquisition system for acquiring a sequence of waveforms;
- wherein two or more of the sequentially acquired waveforms are displayed employing a small vertical shift.
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An oscilloscope, comprising:
- a display;
- a display controller for controlling information to be displayed on said display;
- and
- an acquisition system for acquiring a sequence of waveforms;
- wherein two or more of the sequentially acquired waveforms are displayed employing a small vertical shift and a small horizontal shift, thus resulting in a diagonal positioning of each waveform relative to each previously drawn waveform.
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An oscilloscope, comprising:
- a display;
- a display controller for controlling information to be displayed on said display;
- and
- an acquisition system for acquiring a sequence of waveforms;
- wherein two or more of the sequentially acquired waveforms are displayed in accordance with a tiled pattern, each waveform being displayed in its own cell.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.