Interface circuit for selectively latching between different...

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Clock control of data processing system – component – or data...

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C711S104000, C365S189011

Reexamination Certificate

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07000139

ABSTRACT:
An interface circuit includes a frequency divider which divides a frequency of a base clock to provide frequency-divided clock signals; a first address register which stores an address signal at a timing in which the frequency-divided clock signal is turned to high; a second address register which stores the address signal at a timing in which the clock signal is turned to low; a first data register which stores a data signal at a timing in which the clock signal is turned to high; and a second data register which stores the data signal at a timing in which the clock signal is turned to low. The data signals stored in the first and second data registers are selectively outputted.

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