Detector circuit for detecting state changes of a binary signal

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Personnel safety or limit control features – Interlock

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307351, 307353, 307354, 307362, 3072721, 328146, 328151, 324133, H03K 5153, H03K 3284, G06G 714, G01R 1914

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ABSTRACT:
A detector circuit, preferably for an integrated circuit tester, compares an unknown binary signal with two reference voltages. The outputs of comparators are fed to a 1-of-n decoder whose outputs are, in turn, fed to latch circuits. Those latch circuits comprise a feedback loop which is activated by a control signal such that they may be operated either in a transmission mode or in a mode wherein all states of the unknown binary signal A during a prescribed time window may be recorded. The outputs of latch circuits are fed to D flip-flops, in order to sample the outputs of the latch circuits.

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