Picosecond resolution sampling time interval unit

Horology: time measuring systems or devices – Time interval – Electrical or electromechanical

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368119, 368120, G04F 800

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055661394

ABSTRACT:
A time interval unit which operates in accordance with electronic sampling techniques and employing a pair of identical sampling interpolators which are respectively triggered at the start and stop of the time interval to be measured. Each time interval unit includes a GHz frequency sinusoidal clock signal generator and a time counter in the form of a pulse counter and a pair of sampling type interpolators which are respectively triggered on in response to a start and a stop signal. When triggered, each interpolator samples the instantaneous amplitude of the in-phase(x) and quadrature(y) components of the sinusoidal clock signal. From the samples of the x and y components and the pulse counter's result, the elapsed time between two events is computed to a psec accuracy.

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