Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence
Patent
1988-11-07
1990-05-22
Safourek, Benedict V.
Pulse or digital communications
Spread spectrum
Direct sequence
341 61, H04L 702
Patent
active
049282905
ABSTRACT:
A circuit for the stable synchronization of an asynchronous data signal. The circuit comprises a first latch for receiving a first asynchronous data signal, a first delayed system clock signal, and a synchronized reset signal and for providing a system clock synchronized version of the first asynchronous data signal. A first delaying circuit receives a system clock signal and the first asynchronous data signal and provides the first delayed system clock signal. The circuit also includes a second latch for receiving a second asynchronous data signal which is a function of the inverse of the first asynchronous data signal and a second delayed system clock signal, and for providing the synchronized reset signal. A second delaying circuit receives the system clock signal and the first asynchronous data signal and provide the second delayed system clock signal.
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Hawk Jr. Wilbert
Huseman Marianne
Jewett Stephen F.
NCR Corporation
Safourek Benedict V.
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