Electrical pulse counters – pulse dividers – or shift registers: c – Particular parallel gating or clock signal
Patent
1984-05-29
1986-11-04
Heyman, John S.
Electrical pulse counters, pulse dividers, or shift registers: c
Particular parallel gating or clock signal
307440, H03K 2340
Patent
active
046213708
ABSTRACT:
A binary synchronous bit-sliced counter comprising a plurality of cascaded identical stages (slices). Each stage only requires for its operation a source of potential V.sub.dd, a carry-in signal input line, a clock signal input line, a reset signal input line and a carry-out signal output line. Cascading of the slices is implemented by connecting the carry-out signal output line of one slice to the carry-in signal input line of another slice and connecting the clock signal and reset signal input lines to all cascaded stages in parallel.
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Gilbert Douglas M.
GTE Communication Systems Corporation
Heyman John S.
Ohralik Karl
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