User controlled reset circuit with fast recovery

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Signal converting – shaping – or generating – Synchronizing

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327208, 327545, H03K 3356, G05F 110

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054951968

ABSTRACT:
The present invention allows initializing operations such as loading configuration data and preloading registers to begin before a user has released a reset signal. A circuit is provided which responds to the leading edge of a user's reset signal to generate an internal reset signal which begins the initializing operation. The circuit simultaneously starts a delayed signal which ends the internal reset signal. If the MRX signal is long, the chip becomes ready for operating upon release of the MRX signal, whereas if the MRX signal is short, the chip becomes ready for operating upon completion of any steps necessary for resetting the chip. In either case, after a reset signal is received, the chip becomes ready for operation in a shorter time than with the prior art circuits.

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patent: 5446404 (1995-08-01), Badyal et al.

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