Digital logic for separating data and clock in Manchester-encode

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375110, 364900, H04L 702

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042221161

ABSTRACT:
A single-chip microcomputer comprises a CPU (1), a RAM (2), a ROM (3), a timer (4), serial I/O communication logic (5), and four I/O ports (11-14).
The serial I/O communication logic includes a shift register (RBA-RBH, FIG. 8J) to separate the data and clock signals in a Manchester-encoded data stream. The Manchester encoding is adaptable to any data rate simply by changing the frequency of a high speed clock associated with the shift register.

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