Process for the use of a binary register with n bistable cells m

Electrical pulse counters – pulse dividers – or shift registers: c – Systems – Pulse multiplication or division

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The invention relates to a process for using a binary register with n bistable cells making it possible to determine the ratio of two frequencies and an apparatus for performing the process. This use process consists of supplying to a counting input of the binary register with n bistable cells a first pulse signal S.sub.1 of frequency F.sub.1 and to a shift input of said register a second pulse signal S.sub.2 of frequency F.sub.2 with F.sub.1 >>F.sub.2, the register content being incremented at each pulse of the first signal S.sub.1 and divided by two at each pulse of the second signal S.sub.2, whereby the register content can also be loaded into a buffer register at each pulse of the second signal S.sub.2. The invention more particularly applies frequency discrimination, the determination of an unknown frequency on the basis of a known frequency and to the control of analog display means of the logarithm to base two of the ratio of two frequencies.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3539920 (1970-11-01), Boltz, Jr.
patent: 3859512 (1975-01-01), Ritzinger
patent: 3971994 (1976-07-01), Shepherd

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