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Digital clock dejitter circuits for regenerating clock signals with minimal jitter

CA 2125289 C · Owner: Upp, Daniel C. · Inventors: Upp, Daniel C.; Wolaver, Dan H.

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A digital clock dejitter circuit includes a RAM (20) for receiving an incoming gapped signal (14a), a digital fractional RAM full-, ness gauge (30) for tracking the average input and output rates to and from the RAM and for generating therefrom a control indication, and a controllable digital frequency generator (40) for receiving a fast clock signal and the control indication and for providing, therefrom a substantially jitter-free clock signal at the same nominal rate as the incoming gapped signal. The RAM fullness gauge (30) comprises write (54) and read (56) counters which track the movement of data into and out of the RAM, and a subtractor (58) for taking the difference of the counters …

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  • Filed December 8, 1992 and granted June 10, 2003. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended December 8, 2012.
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FiledDecember 8, 1992
GrantedJune 10, 2003
Term endedDecember 8, 2012
Patent numberCA 2125289 C
Classification (IPC)H04L7/00 +1 more

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