Disparity detection circuit for a 2-bit to 4-bit coded signal de

Coded data generation or conversion – Digital code to digital code converters – To or from minimum d.c. level codes

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ABSTRACT:
A disparity detection circuit used in a signal decoder which decodes a 4-bit signal into an original 2-bit main signal and 1-bit service signal, from which the 4-bit signal is coded according to a coding rule which stipulates that an original 2-bit main signal and 1-bit service signal should be coded into a 4-bit signal with 1 additional bit added and with pre-determined disparity carrying, determines whether the 4-bit signal conforms to the coding rule and detects the disparity of the 4-bit signal which is determined as conforming to the coding rule.

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Telecommunications and Radio Engineering, vol. 40/41, Aug. 1986, No. 8 Washington US pp. 19-24.
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