Electrical pulse counters – pulse dividers – or shift registers: c – Systems – Using shift register
Patent
1990-12-14
1992-11-17
Howell, Janice A.
Electrical pulse counters, pulse dividers, or shift registers: c
Systems
Using shift register
377 56, 377 76, 377 80, 377119, 307269, 328 63, 340811, G11C 1900, G09G 300, H03K 2108
Patent
active
051649705
ABSTRACT:
A cascaded driver circuit has two or more stages connected to a common serial data signal line and a common clock pulse signal line. Each stage has a counter circuit for dividing the frequency of the clock pulse signal and an enable latch circuit for latching an enable signal, received from the preceding stage, in response to the divided clock pulses. A data latching circuit in each stage latches serial data in response to the clock pulse signal, starting when the enable signal is latched and stopping when a first number of bits of serial data have been latched. An enable output circuit in each stage sends an enable signal to the next stage when the data latching circuit has latched a second number of bits, the second number being at least two less than the first number.
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Fujii Teruyuki
Shin Yasuhiro
Duong Tai V.
Howell Janice A.
Manzo Edward D.
OKI Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
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