Method and apparatus for extracting a predetermined bit pattern from a serial bit stream
AssigneeDallas Semiconductor Corporation
InventorChing-Lin Jiang
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AssigneeDallas Semiconductor Corporation
InventorChing-Lin Jiang
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An embedded framing bit pattern in a serial bit stream is located by combining the last bit to arrive of the serial bit stream with a predetermined number of prior bits of the serial bit stream which are spaced apart by the pitch of the bits of the framing bit pattern, and this combination of bits is tested to determine if the combination matches part of the framing bit pattern. If a match does not occur, then the bits which were combined together are changed to a bit pattern that will not result in a match when these bits (except for the eldest bit which is disregarded) is combined again with a new bit of the serial bit stream, no matter what the logic state of the new bit. In this manner all of the bits, as they arrive and are combined and tested, will eventually be changed except the bits which are part of the framing bit pattern.
A method for locating the position of a framing pattern in a serial bit stream wherein each of said framing bits is separated by P-1 bits of data comprising the steps of:
A method for locating the position of the framing pattern in a T1 serial bit stream encoded according to the ESF standard comprising the steps of:
Apparatus for locating the position of a bit framing pattern in a serial bit stream wherein each of said framing bits is separated by P-1 bits of data comprising:
Apparatus for locating the position of the framing bits in a serial bit stream formed according to the ESF standard comprising:
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