Fail safe digital timer
CA 1159913 A · Owner: Honeywell Inc. · Inventors: Bohan, John E. Jr.
Overview
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A fail safe digital timer is provided by having a pair of similar counters counting the output of a single clock means. The clock means provides clock pulses and complimentary clock pulses to the two counters and the outputs of the counters are compared. If the two counters are properly operating the comparison will provide a continuous stream of pulses at a frequency equal to the frequency of the clock means for the timer. The failure of any of the components in the system cause the output of the comparator means to either become a constant logic 1 or a constant logic 0.
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- Granted January 3, 1984. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 3, 2001.
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