Digital data detecting and synchronizing circuit

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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375110, H04L 700, H04L 702

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053496108

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for detecting digital data has a data-changing point detecting circuit for detecting a changing point of the digital data at which a value indicative of the digital data is changed from value 1 to value 0, or value 0 to value 1; an asynchronous detecting circuit for judging whether or not the changing point is caused at a timing synchronized with the timing of the internal clock signal; an asynchronous counter for counting the number of asynchronizations; a synchronous signal generating counter for generating a synchronous signal by the internal clock signal; and a reset control circuit for controlling the timing of a reset operation of the synchronous signal generating counter in accordance with outputs of the data-changing point detecting circuit and the asynchronous counter. Another digital data detecting circuit and a method for detecting digital data are also shown.

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