Simultaneous display of two unrelated signals

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Cathode ray

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358 10, G01R 1328, H04N 1702

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050380982

ABSTRACT:
A device for simultaneously displaying unrelated signals processes the signals separately prior to inputting them to a multiplexer. Under control of a microprocessor the multiplexer. Under control of a microprocessor the multiplexer switches between the processed signals to alternately pass the signals to the deflection circuits of an X-X display device at a rate which does not interfere with other frequencies used in the environment where the device is used.

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