Digital data multiple conversion system for converting data having a frequency to data having another frequency by a digital stuffingmethod
CA 1285340 C · Owner: Miyaou, Hirohisa · Inventors: Kosugi, Toru; Miyaou, Hirohisa; Furukawa, Takahiro
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A digital data multiple conversion system which can be used in a digital data communication network and recover lost clock pulses. The system includes a memory unit (21) storing input data (IN-DATA) having N bits a, first frequency divider (23) frequency-dividing an input clock (IN-CLK) having a first frequency (f1) at N to output a first frequency-divided signal (S23) a first, pulse width expansion circuit (25) connected to receive m frequency divided pulses from the first frequency divider, where m indicates the number of lost pulses of the input clock plus one receiving the input clock and, outputting a first pulse width expanded signal (S25) of the input clock having an m + l pulse …
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- Granted June 25, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 25, 2008.
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