Decoder circuit for generating a system clock signal phase locke

Television – Synchronization

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348507, 348537, 375376, H04N 1700, H04N 945

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054501369

ABSTRACT:
A decoder circuit for receiving a video input signal which includes Manchester coded data bits and a range tone component having a frequency of about 102.6 kilohertz. A phase lock loop circuit detects the presence of the 102.6 kilohertz range tone component and then generates a system clock signal which is phase locked to the range tone component of the video input signal. The system clock signal is provided to a clock generating circuit which generates a clock signal having four phases. The phase lock loop circuit also provides a logic signal which is supplied to a data detecting circuit allowing the data detecting circuit to convert the Manchester coded data bits to digital data bits.

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Excerpts from Navair 16-30DKW3A-1 Maintanence Manual, pp. 2, 5, 6, 16, 25 d 26 and Figs. 4, 6 and 8.

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