Programmable digital signal delay device and its use for a error

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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328 63, 328 72, 307595, 307597, 307602, 307603, 307605, 371 31, H03K 5159, H03K 700, H03K 1700, G06F 1100

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ABSTRACT:
A programmable digital signal delay device for delaying a digital serial input signal SIN by a period .tau.=M.H. (where M is an integer H is the bit rate) and transforms SIN into a delayed output signal SOUT having the same bit rate, the number M being programmable in steps. The device includes an input register (4), a RAM (6) whose r bit locations contain p bits, an output register (8) and means for controlling the RAM which are formed by a decoder (11) which receives the number M, a cyclic counter (12) which receives a programming number N (or n) from the decoder whereby it cyclically addresses the RAM, and a sequencer (13) which supplies the RAM with the write and read control signals.

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Wyland, "Shift Register Can Be Designed Using RAMs and Counter Chips", EDN Jan. 5, 1974, pp. 64-67.

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