Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Signal converting – shaping – or generating – Clock or pulse waveform generating
Patent
1992-08-24
1995-02-14
Dolinar, Andrew M.
Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices, circuits, and
Signal converting, shaping, or generating
Clock or pulse waveform generating
327116, 327258, H03K 5159
Patent
active
053898303
ABSTRACT:
There is described clock generation circuitry comprising: a plurality of sequentially connected delay devices, a first one of which is coupled to receive the first clock signal, each delay device being operable to produce a trigger signal and an output signal at a predetermined time after receiving a trigger signal from the previously connected delay device; control circuitry common to said delay devices for controlling said predetermined time interval; and output circuitry coupled to receive the output signals of the delay devices to produce therefrom said second clock signal.
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Buckingham Keith
Simpson Robert J.
Dolinar Andrew M.
Inmos Limited
Manzo Edward D.
Ringsred Ted K.
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