Circuit for the glitch-free changeover of digital signals

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Signal converting – shaping – or generating – Synchronizing

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327 99, 327298, H03L 700

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060753927

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for the glitch-free changeover between digital signals includes a multiplexer having a multiplicity of signal input terminals, signal select terminals and a signal output terminal. Furthermore, the circuit includes a counter logic unit for counting pulses in the output signal of the multiplexer and for outputting a count signal when a specific count value is reached. A delay logic unit delays a multiplexer select signal and outputs a switching signal and a delayed multiplexer select signal. During a set switching signal the counter logic unit is activated and the circuit output is deactivated.

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