Generation of pulse signals from a clock signal

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Synchronization of clock or timing signals – data – or pulses – Using delay

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C713S400000, C713S500000, C713S501000, C327S161000, C327S276000, C331S011000, C369S059220

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06895523

ABSTRACT:
Two first delay signals Q30and Q34are generated such that edges thereof are delayed by a first delay time Td1in relation to the rising edge of a clock signal CLK. Two second delay signals Q32and Q36are also generated such that edges thereof are delayed by a second delay time Td2in relation to the trailing edge of the clock signal CLK. A pulse signal Sout is generated as a result of logic operations performed on the first delay signals Q30and Q34and the second delayed signals Q32and Q36.

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