Differentiating circuit and clock generator circuit using the di

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Automatic baseline or threshold adjustment

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327359, H04L 2506

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ABSTRACT:
A differentiating circuit and a clock generating circuit that do not include unwanted frequency components in a differentiated signal. An inverted signal of an NRZ (Non Return Zero) data signal is delayed by a fixed time in a delay circuit and added to a non inverted signal to generate a differentiated signal. A clock signal is generated by driving a resonator using a rectified signal produced by full wave rectifying the differentiated signal. At this time, resonant components arising due to impedance mismatching are removed by providing a LPF.

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