Asynchronously programmable frequency divider circuit with a sym

Electrical pulse counters – pulse dividers – or shift registers: c – Systems – Pulse multiplication or division

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327115, 327147, 327156, H03K 2100

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060091398

ABSTRACT:
A programmable divider circuit having an adjustable shift register is coupled to a clock and to an output. The shift register receives a clock signal having a clock signal frequency and outputs an output signal with an output frequency corresponding to a user selected divide ratio of the clock signal frequency. Control inputs are coupled to the adjustable shift register to receive control data for adjusting a length of the shift register, the length of the shift register corresponding to the user selected divide ratio.

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