Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing
Patent
1986-03-06
1987-06-09
Safourek, Benedict V.
Pulse or digital communications
Repeaters
Testing
375102, 360 39, 307358, 328163, H03K 5153, H04B 112
Patent
active
046726357
ABSTRACT:
For suppressing faults in binary data signals, two circuit branches respectively allocated to one of the polarities of the data signals and each comprising an integrator element and a comparator are provided. The integrator elements, triggered by an edge change of the data signals into the allocated polarity, regardless of a following edge change, acquire the signal components of this polarity up to a prescribed threshold. In response to a corresponding output signal of the following comparator, both integration elements are reset in common. The comparator output signals are also supplied to the set or reset inputs of a bistable switch means which outputs the noise-deinfested data signals.
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