Communications: electrical – Systems – With specific power supply
Patent
1975-03-03
1977-05-17
Trafton, David L.
Communications: electrical
Systems
With specific power supply
340324M, G08B 536
Patent
active
040245314
ABSTRACT:
A display device using a scanned dot-matrix array produces a running display by shifting the displayed characters by one column at each scan of the array. The characters are fetched from store sequentially and are decoded into dot-matrix form. The dot columns corresponding to each character are then shown sequentially as the display is scanned. The process is repeated at the next scan with a one-column displacement of the characters. In one embodiment the characters are stored in a recycling shift register and the required displacement is achieved by means of a counter incremented at each scan of the array. In another embodiment the characters are stored in a random-access memory and the sequencing and displacement are achieved by means of a preprogrammed micro-computer.
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National Research Development Corporation
Trafton David L.
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