Trend graph display system
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsNagaharu Hamada, Toshitaka Hara, Mitsuo Kikkawa, Yukitaka Hayashi
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsNagaharu Hamada, Toshitaka Hara, Mitsuo Kikkawa, Yukitaka Hayashi
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A cathode ray tube having a viewing screen on which time points represented by a plurality of points spaced from one another with a predetermined time interval are displayed in the raster direction, while display quantities of trend graphs are displayed as functions of the time points in the direction perpendicular to the raster direction by a plurality of points spaced from one another with a predetermined interval. A raster scanning is effected by sweeping the viewing screen with a scanning point whereby the scanning lines thus produced are correlated to the spaced points representing the display quantities. Apparatus stores the display quantities of the trend graph corresponding to the time points, sequentially reads out the display quantities from the memory apparatus in the order of the time points, and compares the display quantities read out from the memory apparatus with a display quantity represented by an instant scan line. The comparison apparatus compares the display quantity read out corresponding to an instant time point and an instant position of the scanning spot of the instant scan line with a display quantity represented by an instant scan line, supplies a video signal to the cathode ray tube when the instant display quantity represented by the instant scan lines lies in a range delimited by the display quantity at the instant time point and the display quantity at the select one time point of the time points immediately preceding and following the instant time point.
A trend graph display system including a cathode ray tube having a viewing screen on which time points represented by a plurality of points serially related in time spaced from one another with a predetermined time interval are displayed in the raster direction, while display quantities of trend graphs are displayed as functions of said time points in the direction perpendicular to said raster direction by respective pluralities of point s spaced from one another with a predetermined interval, each point of said respective plurality located in a different raster scan from the remaining points of said respective plurality, said cathode ray tube being so adapted that a raster scanning is effected by sweeping said viewing screen with a scanning point whereby the scanning lines thus produced are correlated to said spaced points representing said display quantities, further including;
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