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Arrangement for restituting selection signals
Assignee: US Philips Corp
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Filing: 1979-02-02
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Granted: 1981-02-03
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Expires: 1999-02-02
Abstract
Abstract Arrangement for restituting selection signals from a received isochronous signal which permits an ample variation in the number of consecutive bits of start polarity A and stop polarity Z, which represent respective values of the selection signals. This arrangement can handle 2, 3 or 4 bits A and 1,2 or 3 bits Z and restitute therefrom the intervals of stop polarity Z with a fixed duration and the intervals of start polarity A with a variable duration between two limits.
Inventors
- 👤 Robert Bodart
- 👤 Jean P. A. R. J. Werts
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-29 16:36
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04L; H04L5/00; H04L5/22; H04L5/24; H04L25/00; H04L25/02; H04L25/20; H04L25/24; H04L25/242; H04L25/245
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
370 words
In a system for restituting control signals from an isochronous signal, the binary signal of elements of start polarity A and stop polarity 2 of which represent the sampling values having been taken at sampling instants which have a given position relative to the signal transitions in the control signals, said system including a buffer receiving store to which the isochronous signal is applied, the method comprising: a. detecting a Z-A transition at the output of said receiving store; b. applying A-polarity for at least a first predetermined period to the system output as the control signal upon detection of said Z-A transition in step a; c. detecting the polarity of the output of said receiving store after said first predetermined period; d. if Z-polarity is detected in step c, replacing the A-polarity, being applied to the system output, with Z-polarity until a signal element A appears at the output of the store whereupon the cycle from step a is repeated; e. if Z-polarity is not detected in step c, continuing the application of A-polarity to the system output for a maximum of a second predetermined period of time; f. detecting the occurrence of the signal combination ZZA or AZA in the output of said receiving store when said second predetermined period is initiated in step e; g. if said second predetermined period expires prior to the detection of step f, shifting the signal elements in the receiving store relative to the output thereof over one or two positions until a signal element Z is detected at the output of the receiving store; h. if said detection of step f occurs prior to the expiration of said second predetermined period, shifting the signal elements in the receiving store relative to the output thereof over one position causing the signal element Z to appear at the output of the store; i. applying Z-polarity to the system output for a third predetermined period of time; and j. after said third predetermined period shifting the signal elements in the receiving store relative to the output thereof for zero, one or two positions until a signal element A appears at the output of the receiving store whereupon the cycle from step a is repeated.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
370 words
In a system for restituting control signals from an isochronous signal, the binary signal of elements of start polarity A and stop polarity 2 of which represent the sampling values having been taken at sampling instants which have a given position relative to the signal transitions in the control signals, said system including a buffer receiving store to which the isochronous signal is applied, the method comprising: a. detecting a Z-A transition at the output of said receiving store; b. applying A-polarity for at least a first predetermined period to the system output as the control signal upon detection of said Z-A transition in step a; c. detecting the polarity of the output of said receiving store after said first predetermined period; d. if Z-polarity is detected in step c, replacing the A-polarity, being applied to the system output, with Z-polarity until a signal element A appears at the output of the store whereupon the cycle from step a is repeated; e. if Z-polarity is not detected in step c, continuing the application of A-polarity to the system output for a maximum of a second predetermined period of time; f. detecting the occurrence of the signal combination ZZA or AZA in the output of said receiving store when said second predetermined period is initiated in step e; g. if said second predetermined period expires prior to the detection of step f, shifting the signal elements in the receiving store relative to the output thereof over one or two positions until a signal element Z is detected at the output of the receiving store; h. if said detection of step f occurs prior to the expiration of said second predetermined period, shifting the signal elements in the receiving store relative to the output thereof over one position causing the signal element Z to appear at the output of the store; i. applying Z-polarity to the system output for a third predetermined period of time; and j. after said third predetermined period shifting the signal elements in the receiving store relative to the output thereof for zero, one or two positions until a signal element A appears at the output of the receiving store whereupon the cycle from step a is repeated.
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