Electrical pulse counters – pulse dividers – or shift registers: c – Counting or dividing in incremental steps – Beam type tube
Patent
1981-01-16
1983-12-27
Heyman, John S.
Electrical pulse counters, pulse dividers, or shift registers: c
Counting or dividing in incremental steps
Beam type tube
377 44, 377 48, H03L 718
Patent
active
044233817
ABSTRACT:
A frequency synthesizer or a circuit for deleting cycles from a wave source includes a dual modulus counter responsive to a reference frequency source of the synthesizer or waves of the source. The dual modulus counter selectively decreases the number of cycles of the source by the factors K.sub.2 and (K.sub.2 +1). A frequency divider divides the frequency of the source by a third factor L to derive an output wave. The dual modulus counter is activated so it divides by K.sub.2 +1, whereby the dual modulus counter derives an output signal having a frequency F.sub.0 =F.sub.in /K.sub.2 (1-1/L), where F.sub.in equals the frequency of the source, L is an integer and K.sub.2 is an integer greater than L.
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Claypoole Gary
Stepp Elvin
Cincinnati Electronics Corporation
Heyman John S.
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