Pulse signal detector and/or filter

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307311, 328112, H03K 908

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040951251

ABSTRACT:
Pulse signals are detected and/or filtered depending on pulse width. A first timing circuit is employed to establish first minimum interval T1 and a second timing circuit responsive to the first timing circuit timing out is employed to establish second timing interval T2. A third maximum interval T3 is defined as T1 + T2. Pulse signals having widths within a valid time interval window greater than minimum interval T1 and less than maximum interval T3 are detected and filtered. Pulse signals having widths less than interval T1 are not detected and are filtered. Pulse signals having widths greater than interval T3 are not detected or filtered. Pulse signals within the valid time interval window are detected by employing light emitting diodes to sense operative states of the timing circuits.

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