Method for approximating the notion of a rotatable disk of an el

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Plural physical display element control system – Segmented display elements

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ABSTRACT:
Simulated meter disk rotation is provided in an electronic power meter which does not include a meter disk to enable meter timing and testing to be accomplished in the same visual manner as the use of the disk in an electro-mechanical power meter. The existing segmented character display is used to provide a simulated gap in which horizontal display segments move and appear to wrap around the rear of the meter.

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