Method and apparatus for detecting a phase or frequency error of

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307265, H03K 526

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ABSTRACT:
A detector circuit for detecting a phase or frequency error of an input signal. One mode of at least two detection modes is selected according to a phase or a frequency of the input signal with each mode having a reference value of a phase or a frequency of the input signal and reference values of the detection modes being different from each other. A pulse signal having a phase corresponding to a difference between an actual phase or frequency of the input signal and the reference value of the phase or the frequency is generated, and a predetermined carrier signal is pulse width modulated with a predetermined modulation factor in response to the pulse signal, the modulation factor being different for each detection mode.

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