Programmable comparator output filter

Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems

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048621382

ABSTRACT:
A programmable counter or timer is preloaded with a value that serves to discriminate between meaningful transitions and spurious ones, and an output latch is initialized so that the value it contains is equal to the initial value of a comparator output. The binary output of the comparator is then continuously compared with the content of the output latch. If the two values become unequal, indicating a change in the state of the comparator output, the timer or counter is enabled to start timing or counting. If the change in the comparator output lasts long enough to qualify the transition as meaningful, the timer/counter times out clocking the new comparator output condition into the output latch.

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