Abstract: A wind gauge display apparatus comprising a control device and a reconfigurable display for displaying a first visual representation of a wind gauge if a wind angle is within a first range and displaying a second visual representation of the wind gauge if the wind angle is within a second range. The angles displayed on the reconfigurable display may be determined by input from a user. On the reconfigurable display, a location of a visual indicator of wind speed may be different in the first visual representation of the wind gauge than in the second visual representation of the wind gauge. The wind gauge display apparatus may also comprise a sensor for determining wind angle and wind speed.

Abstract: A wind gauge display apparatus comprising a control device and a reconfigurable display for displaying a first visual representation of a wind gauge if a wind angle is within a first range and displaying a second visual representation of the wind gauge if the wind angle is within a second range. The angles displayed on the reconfigurable display may be determined by input from a user. On the reconfigurable display, a location of a visual indicator of wind speed may be different in the first visual representation of the wind gauge than in the second visual representation of the wind gauge. The wind gauge display apparatus may also comprise a sensor for determining wind angle and wind speed.

Abstract: A DLL includes a control module coupled with a phase detect signal. The phase detect signal is used by a control module to generate feedback and output select signals. The feedback and output select signals are each coupled to a multiplexer. Each multiplexer is coupled to a Multi-Tap Delay Line (MTDL). The MTDL provides a plurality of delayed signals that are selectable by the two multiplexers. The first multiplexer, coupled to the feedback select signal, selects a feedback clock signal. The second multiplexer, coupled to the output select signal, select a DLL output signal. The control module may receive other signals, such as a delay select signal, that may be used to program or set the delay of the output signal. In addition, a plurality of output signals may be available from the DLL.