Communications: electrical – Continuously variable indicating – With meter reading
Patent
1987-09-14
1989-05-02
Heyman, John S.
Communications: electrical
Continuously variable indicating
With meter reading
34082552, G06F 704
Patent
active
048272574
ABSTRACT:
In a preferred embodiment (FIG. 6), an identification circuit comprises an input terminal (40), an output terminal (43), a combined counter and comparator circuit (39) with counter input terminals (38), an OR gate circuit (42) and a trigger circuit consisting of an inverter (44) and a multivibrator (41). The said components are connected so that rapid identification of an identification code represented by the signals on the counter input terminals (38) can be obtained with just a single input and a single output terminal. The output terminal on the gate circuit (42) may be kept at a high impedance by means of a signal on the intput terminal (40) so that a signal may be applied to the output terminal (43), said signal resetting the counter via the trigger circuit (44, 41). After resetting of the counter, the output signal from the gate circuit (42) follows an input signal on the input terminal (40) until reception of a number of input signals corresponding to the identification code on the code terminals (38). The invention also concerns an integrated circuit, in particular for use in connnection with a plate having rows and columns of mechanical coupling means for cooperation with a plurality of elements which can be mounted in various positions on the plate. The circuit is characterized in that the housing of the circuit is formed as such a building element and is moreover provided with electric contact areas to provide electric contact with electrically conducting areas in the plate.
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Heyman John S.
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