Detector circuit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307234, 307443, 307480, 307269, 328 63, 328109, 328151, G01R 19145, H03K 1902

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ABSTRACT:
A detector circuit for detecting a state change of an unknown binary signal has a control circuit generating two pulse sequences which are shifted in time against each other and two flip-flops. The first pulse sequence activates the first flip-flop and clears the second one, whereas the second pulse sequence activates the second flip-flop and clear the first one. Therefore, the two flip-flops are prepared to trigger on transitions of the unknown binary signal to be tested alternatingly. Such a detector circuit can be used to avoid undue restrictions caused by the necessary recovery time of a single flip-flop.

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"Timing Characterization Circuit"; IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin; J. King; vol. 27, No. 9; Feb. 1985; pp. 5266-5269.
"Logic Analyzers Mount a Three-Pronged Attack on Hardware and Software Debugging", Electronic Design; B. Milne; vol. 31, No. 19; Sep. 1983; pp. 93-108.

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