Circuit arrangement for clock regeneration in clock-controlled i

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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375118, 307269, 331172, H04J 306, H04L 702

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052107558

ABSTRACT:
Line terminal groups are redundantly present for reliability reasons. The connecting through of the input lines to the switching matrix network can thereby proceed via different signal paths. In order to avoid disturbances during switch-over between signal paths, the appertaining interfaces are provided with compensation memories. The data contained in the compensation memories are written in or read out in a phase-synchronized and frame-synchronized manner with a uniform clock. The uniform clock is acquired from the electronic switching device base clock of the system. Due to transient time distortions and component tolerances, the base clock must be regenerated with the circuit arrangement of the invention before it is applied to the compensation memories.

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patent: 4620312 (1986-10-01), Yamashita
patent: 5059818 (1991-10-01), Witt et al.

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