Digital time domain noise filter

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307247R, 307255, 307543, H03K 1730, H03K 1760, H03K 501, H03K 508

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044319304

ABSTRACT:
A trigger circuit with hysteresis is created by driving a latch circuit set and reset terminals through a pair of emitter driven complementary transistors the bases of which are returned to a reference potential V.sub.REF. The hysteresis is set by the V.sub.BE potentials of the complementary transistors. When the input emitters are driven more than one V.sub.BE above V.sub.REF, one transistor will conduct and set the latch. When the input falls below one V.sub.BE below V.sub.REF, the other transistor will conduct and reset the latch. A digital filter is created by coupling a capacitor across the trigger circuit input and digitally driving the capacitor through a transconductance amplifier.

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