Detection circuit for monitoring the failure of a system to resp

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Nonquantitative

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324 51, 324 57R, G01R 3102, G01R 3128

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040865304

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for detecting the failure of a system to respond in a planned manner to a binary control signal includes a circuit for generating a check signal which normally changes in phase with the control signal. The failure detect circuit includes inverters for generating inverted control and check signals. AND gates compare each signal with the inverted form of the other. A NOR gate produces a failure-indicating signal when an equality is sensed.

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