Electronic systems and effective reduction of electromagnetic in

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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375108, H04J 306

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049966847

ABSTRACT:
An electronic system includes at least one element which is operative in response to clock signal pulses, of less than a maximum frequency of occurrence, from a clock signal source. A dither means is connected to the clock signal source for causing the frequency of occurrence to be varied such that electromagnetic radiation which accompanies the normal operation of the system is of a lesser interference effect than if the frequency of occurrence were substantially monotonous.

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