Pulse or digital communications – Synchronizers – Self-synchronizing signal
Patent
1996-10-07
1998-05-26
Chin, Wellington
Pulse or digital communications
Synchronizers
Self-synchronizing signal
375328, 375354, 375375, 327145, 327151, 331 1R, H03D 318
Patent
active
057578680
ABSTRACT:
A digital phase detector 100 receives a limited input signal 108 and inputs it and a reference oscillation 112 into an EXCLUSIVE NOR gate 102. The output 110 of the EXCLUSIVE NOR gate 102 is input to a gated N-bit counter 104, which produces an N-bit representation of the magnitude of the phase 115 of the signal 108. A sign detector 105 determines the sign of the phase of the signal by sampling the resultant 110 and combines the magnitude of the phase 115 with the sign of the phase to produce a digital numeric representation of the phase of the signal 116.
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Baum Kevin Lynn
Gurney David Paul
Kelton James Robert
Chin Wellington
Luther William
Motorola Inc.
Stockley Darleen J.
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