Method of clock rate matching plesiochronuous signals
CA 1160773 A · Owner: Aeg-Telefunken · Inventors: Hessenmuller, Horst; Bartel, Willy
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A method of clock rate matching a digitalised analogue signal (Tn0 to Tn31) to a data flow having a pulse frame structure which includes channels (ZK0 to ZK31) for the data and additional transmission capacity for signals (UR-Sy Z1 to Z31), other than data, the digitalised analogue signal (Tn0 to Tn31) and data flow having mutually plesiochronous clock rates said, method including the steps of inserting digital bits forming words of the digitalised analogue signal (Tn0 to Tn31) into respective bit time slots of a plurality of consecutive channels (ZK1 to ZK3, ZK17 to ZK19) of each pulse frame inserting into, vacant bit time slots of the additional transmission capacity (ZK16) a clock rate …
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- Granted January 17, 1984. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 17, 2001.
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