Abstract:
A signal generator produces an output clock signal by coupling an input clock signal through a plurality of divider circuits each of which is formed by a toggling flip-flop. The frequency of the output clock signal is adjusted by selecting the flip-flop to which the input clock signal is coupled. Retimer flip-flops may be coupled between adjacent flip-flips to resynchronize the signal being coupled through the flip-flops. Each of the retimer flip-flops receives a respective signal from the output of an upstream flip-flop at its data input, and it receives the input clock signal at its clock input. The flip-flop then applies the signal to a downstream flip-flop in synchronism with the input clock signal. The final two flip-flops through which the input signal is coupled may be preset to various states to set the phase of the output clock signal to one of four phases.
Abstract:
A signal generator produces an output clock signal by coupling an input clock signal through a plurality of divider circuits each of which is formed by a toggling flip-flop. The frequency of the output clock signal is adjusted by selecting the flip-flop to which the input clock signal is coupled. Retimer flip-flops may be coupled between adjacent flip-flips to resynchronize the signal being coupled through the flip-flops. Each of the retimer flip-flops receives a respective signal from the output of an upstream flip-flop at its data input, and it receives the input clock signal at its clock input. The flip-flop then applies the signal to a downstream flip-flop in synchronism with the input clock signal. The final two flip-flops through which the input signal is coupled may be preset to various states to set the phase of the output clock signal to one of four phases.
Abstract:
In an n-type base island are provided a p-type emitter stripe and a p-type output collector stripe, with one or more intermediate control collector stripes for switching the current of the output collector. The pattern of control collector stripes can provide AND functions, OR functions or combinations thereof in a single logic element in a single base island. Each output is provided with an npn current reversal transistor in a separate island and if more than one input is to be operated by the output of a logic element, decoupling and fan-out capability are provided by vertical pnp transistors driven by the inverter transistors, which do not require an island completely separate from the inverter transistor, although an isolating barrier stripe can be helpful. A bistable flipflop and a frequency divider cell are shown to illustrate the use of these logic structures. The decoupling referred to can be provided without fan-out amplification by means of diodes.
Abstract:
BISTABLE DEVICE IS IN THE SECOND CONDITION BOTH OF THE CONDUCTING ELEMENTS OF THE BIDIRECTIONAL DRIVER ARE TURNED OFF.
THE PRESENT DEVICE IS A STAGE OF A DATA PROCESSING REGISTER WHICH IS CAPABLE OF EITHER INCREMENTING OR DECREMENTING, DEPENDING UPON THE CONDITIONS OF THE PREVIOUS OR SUCCEEDING STAGES. THE PRESENT DEVICE INCORPORATES A BISTABLE DEVICE WHICH PROVIDES TWO IDENTICAL OUTPUT SIGNALS WHEN THE BISTABLE DEVICE IS IN ONE CONDITION AND PROVIDES TWO OTHER KINDS OF OUTPUT SIGNALS EACH OF WHICH IS DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHER AND DIFFERENT FROM THE FIRST MENTIONED OUTPUT SIGNAL WHEN THE BISTABLE DEVICE OPERATES IN THE SECOND CONDITION. THE OUTPUT SIGNALS ARE COUPLED TO A BIDIRECTIONAL CURRENT DRIVER COMPOSED OF TWO CONDUCTING ELEMENTS AND OPERATE ON THAT BIDIRECTIONAL CURRENT DRIVER SUCH THAT WHEN THE BISTABLE DEVICE IS IN THE FIRST CONDITION THE BIDIRECTIONAL CURRENT DRIVER HAS EITHER CONDUCTING ELEMENT AVAILABLE FOR OPERATION WHILE WHEN THE
Abstract:
Integrated circuit arrangement, wherein the difficulties of building up high ohmic resistors with good properties within integrated circuits have been removed by means of replacing the high ohmic collector resistors and the high ohmic base biasing resistors of conventional integrated circuits by constant current sources in connection with galvanic coupling between transistor stages following one another. The mean collector current and the mean base biasing current of galvanically coupled transistors following one another are delivered by one constant current source. The alternating collector current superposed to this means collector current flows directly and completely into the base-emitter circuit of the galvanic coupled following transistor.
Abstract:
A three-stage binary counter establishes six different traffic flow conditions without feedback connections by using logical circuitry to maintain two of the traffic conditions for two successive binary counts.
Abstract:
Two forms of a quinary reduction stage, for reducing the frequency of an input multiphase binary signal by a factor of five are illustrated. One corresponds to the use of a substantially minimum number of elements, while the other corresponds to use of identical binary circuits, all having the same number of inputs. By counting quarter periods of the input signal and half periods of the output signal, a decade reduction stage results. Further, each quinary reduction stage may be connected with a binary reduction stage thus furnishing a decade reduction stage, which may interconnect with other similar ones to constitute a decade forward-reverse counter.
Abstract:
A GENERATOR CONTROLS A THREE PHASE CONVERTER HAVING SIX CONTROLLABLE RECTIFIERS AND A COMMON QUENCHING CONTROLLABLE RECTIFIER. A FREQUENCY EMITTER IS CONTROLLED BY AN INPUT VOLTAGE AND EMITS A CONTROLLED FREQUENCY WHICH IS SIX TIMES THE THREE PHASE FREQUENCY. THE FREQUENCY EMITTER CONTROLS THE COMMON QUENCHING RECTIFIER AND ALSO CONTROLS A THREE STAGE ANNULAR COUNTER. THE THREE OUTPUTS OF THE ANNULAR COUNTER CONTROL THREE BISTABLE MULTIVIBRATOR FREQUENCY DIVIDERS, EACH HAVING TWO OUTPUTS. THE OUTPUT OF EACH FREQUENCY DIVIDER IS CONNECTED TO A GATE CIRCUIT WHICH IN TURN CONTROL ONE OF THE SIX CONTROLLABLE RECTIFIERS. A CORRECTION CIRCUIT INTERCONNECTS THE THREE MULTIVIBRATORS TO INSURE THE PROPER SEQUENCY OF FIRING OF THE SIX CONTROLLABLE RECTIFIERS.