Phase comparator using two capacitors alternately charged via co

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307511, 307514, 307519, 307246, 307247R, 307269, 328 55, 331 14, 331 17, 331 25, 375120, H03L 708

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ABSTRACT:
One of two capacitors in a phase comparator is discharged for a logic zero data input and is alternately charged with opposite polarities, depending on the state of a regenerated clock signal, for a logic one data input. The resultant charge of the capacitor when the data input again becomes zero is used to control a variable frequency oscillator which produces the clock signal, while the other of the two capacitors is discharged and then charged in the same manner. A phase locked loop including the phase comparator can accommodate arbitrary data sequences of a return-to-zero data signal and does not require a low pass filter.

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