Time division system for synchronizing functions controlled by d

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ABSTRACT:
Synchronization control circuit for a time divisional data transmitting and receiving system. Data is received at an exchange at a clock rate determined by the transmitting station and is stored in memory at that rate. Read-out of data from the memory is based on the internal clock rate of the exchange. Since only one operation -- read or write -- can occur on a memory at any one time and the operations are controlled at rates which may be out of synchronism with one another, conflicts may occur. To prevent such conflicts, a time shift of predetermined duration is inserted between operations when the out-of-synchronism interval is less than a predetermined time interval.

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