Narrow pulse eliminating circuit through transmission of input p

Details Narrow pulse eliminating circuit through transmission of input p Narrow pulse eliminating circuit through transmission of input p

1992-05-07

1993-07-06

Heyman, John S.

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems

Nonlinear reactor systems

Parametrons

307269, 3072721, 307597, 307603, 307605, 307606, 328 63, 328 66, 328 72, H03K 3017, H03K 513, H03K 700, H03K 1700

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052257150

ABSTRACT:
A pulse discriminating circuit discriminates narrow input pulses from an input pulse signal for eliminating output pulses corresponding to the narrow pulses from an output pulse signal thereof, and comprises a delay unit supplied with the input pulse signal for introducing predetermined time delay into propagation of the input pulse signal in synchronism with a two-phase clock signal, and an eliminating unit responsive to output signals of the delay unit and operative to produce the output pulse signal consisting of output pulses corresponding to wide input pulses, wherein the delay unit comprises early stages responsive to the two-phase clock signal for transferring the input pulse signal, and later stages responsive to a transfer signal lower in frequency than the two-phase clock signal for transferring the input pulse signal so that the predetermined time delay is prolonged without increase the stages of the delay unit.

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patent: 5087828 (1992-02-01), Sato et al.
patent: 5095232 (1992-03-01), Hirano et al.

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