Synchronous data interface circuit and method of equalizing sync

Pulse or digital communications – Equalizers

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333 18, 375377, H03H 730

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054024447

ABSTRACT:
A synchronous data interface circuit which is reduced in scale and low in power consumption is provided. A bit clock amplitude detector measures the amplitude of a bit clock signal transmitted thereto through a signal line and outputs to a set of equalizers a signal representing a ratio corresponding to the measured amplitude. The equalizers also respectively receive an NRZ data signal, a frame signal and a bit clock signal on lines of the same length and made of the same material. The equalizers thus individually set equalizing amounts and compensate for amplitude distortion of the individual signals. In this instance, each equalizing amount is set in accordance with the signal received from the bit clock amplitude detector. Discriminators receive signals after this amplitude compensation and reproduce the original signals as output.

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