Excavating
Patent
1987-09-04
1989-09-05
Smith, Jerry
Excavating
371 401, G06F 1110
Patent
active
048645737
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for reproducing a pulse-code-modulated signal comprises error-correction means (3) for correcting errors in one or more of the data words forming the pcm signal. When the error-correction means are no longer capable of correcting errors in the pcm signal, they produce error flags on an output (7), which error flags are applied to a control unit (9). From these error flags the control unit (9) derives a control signal which is applied to a muting unit (6) for switching on the muting unit.
A method is described by means of which the control unit derives the control signal from the error flags applied to its input (8). A first auxiliary signal (S.sub.1) is generated if (at least) n.sub.1 error flags are detected within a first time interval (T.sub.1). Subsequently, an i-th auxiliary signal (S.sub.1) is generated if (at least) n.sub.i error flags are detected within an i-th time interval (T.sub.i) which occurs after the instant at which the (i-1)-th auxiliary signal appears. The value of i ranges from 2 to N inclusive. Subsequently, a control-signal generator generates the control signal during a time interval T.sub.m which occurs after the instant at which the N-th auxiliary signal is received (FIG. 2). A number of examples of the control unit are described (FIG. 4).
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Beausoliel Robert W.
Ottesen Walter
Robert & Bosch GmbH
Smith Jerry
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