Digital phase-frequency discriminator comprising simplified rese

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307514, 307526, 328134, H03K 526, H03K 906

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047392789

ABSTRACT:
A digital phase frequency discriminator is disclosed that eliminates crossover distortion problem inherent in previous discriminator without a corresponding increase in complexity in the circuit. The discriminator includes four cross-coupled RS latches and a reset gate. The reset gate is coupled to the latches such that additional gate delays are provided to ensure that the output signals of the discriminator reach these full logic amplitude and thereby allow for accurate phase frequency discrimination to occur.

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RCA Cos/Mos Integrated Circuits, "Phase-Locked Loop Building Block for Digital and Analog Applications", ICAN-6101, 1977, pp. 612-615.

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