Synchronizing circuit for reducing waiting-time jitter in a demultiplexer
CA 2005194 C · Owner: Alcatel N.V. · Inventors: Micke, Thomas; Heiss, Rainer
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There are time-division multiplex communication systems in which digital signals which are asynchronous with the pulse frame and consist of successive blocks whose beginnings are marked with sync words are inserted into the pulse frame. The resulting jitter of the sync words ("waiting-time jitter") is reduced by a circuit which derives from the clock of the received sync words a sync signal (SY) that exhibits less jitter than the clock of the received sync words. According to the invention the circuit, contains a measuring device which measures the time intervals (N) between the sync words, a filter (F) which takes the average (N') of the time intervals (N), and a signal generator (S) which …
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- Filed December 12, 1989 and granted August 16, 1994. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended December 12, 2009.
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