Excavating
Patent
1991-05-22
1991-12-31
Baker, Stephen M.
Excavating
371 211, 371 214, G01R 3128, G01R 3130, G11C 2900
Patent
active
050777386
ABSTRACT:
A test mode enable circuit in which a test mode code is written to one latch and a test mode enable code is written to a second latch. The test mode enable code is compared to preprogrammed values stored in the enable circuit. When the test mode enable code matches the preprogrammed value, a presence of a high voltage activates a test mode enable signal for entering the test mode. The latched test mode code is then used to perform the desired test. Additionally a pulsewidth detector is used as a filter to permit only high voltages of a minimum pulsewidth duration to activate the enable signal thereby preventing false triggering.
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Larsen Robert E.
Quader Khandker N.
Salmon Joseph H.
Baker Stephen M.
Intel Corporation
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