Patent
1975-12-15
1977-11-01
Schaefer, Robert K.
58 23R, G04B 2708
Patent
active
040559459
ABSTRACT:
An electronic horological instrument which includes a piezoelectric crystal oscillator and a counter such as a series of count-down circuits connected in tandem. The "effective frequency of the oscillator" is adjusted by inhibiting the oscillator pulses to the count-down circuits by means of a pulse inhibit circuit. The pulse inhibit circuit is readily programable to inhibit a desired number of oscillator pulses by means of a switch arrangement that includes multi-position detented pin switches.
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Lowdenslager John R.
Schwarzschild Jack
Hager Lawrence
Miska Vit W.
Schaefer Robert K.
Timex Corporation
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