Spurless fractional divider direct digital frequency synthesizer

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ABSTRACT:
A direct digital frequency synthesizer including a counter circuit for receiving input signal pulses and for providing a corresponding output signal after receiving a number of input signal pulses, the number being selected based on the state of a control signal. The invention includes a circuit for generating a substantially random sequence of numbers and a comparator circuit for comparing a respective number of the substantially random numbers to a predetermined number and for providing the control signal in response thereto.

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