Electronic digital logic circuitry – Threshold
Patent
1998-12-15
2000-09-12
Tokar, Michael
Electronic digital logic circuitry
Threshold
326 11, 327 63, 714797, H03K 1923
Patent
active
061182974
ABSTRACT:
A voting circuit (34) comprises a first variable delay (60) operable to receive a first set of signals in a clock signal and to determine a first delay based on the first set of signals. The first variable delay (60) generates a first delayed output in response to the first delay of the clock signal. A second variable delay (62) is operable to receive a second set of signals and a clock signal and to determine a second delay based on the second set of signals. The second variable delay (62) generates a second delayed output in response to the second delay of the clock signal. A latch (64) is connected to the first and second variable delays. The latch (64) is operable to receive the first and second delayed outputs and to generate a latched voting output in response to at least one of the first and second delayed outputs.
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Brady III W. James
Chang Daniel D.
Marshall, Jr. Robert D.
Telecky Jr. Frederick J.
Texas Instruments Incorporated
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