System for deriving desired output frequency by successively...

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Clock – pulse – or timing signal generation or analysis – Multiple or variable intervals or frequencies

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C708S174000, C708S490000

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ABSTRACT:
A signal is generated by providing a clock signal having a frequency (fosc). The clock frequency foscis arithmetically divided by an output frequency (fo) associated with the signal to obtain a ratio R and a remainder given by x/y. The signal is derived from the clock signal by successively dividing the frequency (fosc) of the clock signal by one of R and R+1, such that a fraction of times that the frequency (fosc) of the clock signal is divided by R is given by 1-x/y and a fraction of times that the frequency (fosc) of the clock signal is divided by R+1 is given by x/y. In particular, the signal is derived by driving a counter using the clock signal to a count value of one of R and R+1, such that a fraction of times that the counter is driven to a count value of R is given by 1-x/y and a fraction of times that the counter is driven to a count value of R+1 is given by x/y.

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patent: 6515708 (2003-02-01), Kato
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