Clock disturbance detection based on ratio of main clock and sub

Pulse or digital communications – Multilevel – Bipolar signal

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341 56, H04L 2534

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058320334

ABSTRACT:
A bipolar-clock monitor circuit includes a first shift register shifting positive-polarity pulse signal according to the negative-polarity pulse signal to produce a i-bit-shift signal and a j-bit-shift signal. The integers i and j are determined based on the period ratio of a main clock and a subclock included in the bipolar clock signal so that the i-bit-shift signal is identical with the j-bit-shift signal when the bipolar clock signal is normal. The non-coincidence determination circuit checks whether the i-bit-shift signal coincides with the j-bit-shift signal and produces a disturbance detection signal when the i-bit-shift signal does not coincide with the j-bit-shift signal.

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