Circuit for eliminating metastable events associated with a data

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307480, 307269, 328109, 328 63, H03K 513, H03K 1900

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050362216

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for reducing the metastable events produced by a data signal asynchronous to a system clock signal is provided. The circuit includes an edge detector (32) for detecting a transistion of the data signal. The edge detector (32) controls a clock disable/reenable circuit (46) which will disable a system clock directed to a clocked device (36). The period of disablement is the minimum setup time for the clocked device (36). After the minimum setup time has passed, the disable/reenable circuit (42) will reenable the system clock to the clocked device (36). The system clock may be modified by a duration limit circuit (68). Data directed to the clocked device (36) may be delayed via a delay circuit (70).

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