Interleaved shift register

Electrical pulse counters – pulse dividers – or shift registers: c – Shift register – Multirank

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377 75, 377 80, G11C 1900

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ABSTRACT:
An interleaved shift register 20 includes a plurality of data storage elements 22a-22d having a common data input signal. Each of the plurality of data storage elements 22a-22d has an enable control input that is connected to one of a plurality of clock signals, each of the plurality of clock signals being incrementally out of phase with one another. Interleaved shift register 20 provides multiple data bits of the data signal to be stored within a single clock period of one of the plurality of clock signals, thus greatly improving the data rate without increasing the storage rate of the plurality of data storage elements 22a-22d.

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