Circuit arrangement for supplying a periodic, substantially parabolic signal
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsHendrik Ten Pierick, Kar B. Chan, Steven J. Koelewijn
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AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsHendrik Ten Pierick, Kar B. Chan, Steven J. Koelewijn
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Circuit arrangement including a parabolic generator for supplying a periodic, substantially parabolic signal to an output terminal during a trace time and an arcuate signal generator for supplying an arcuate signal, which has the shape of, for example, a half sine wave, during a retrace time. At the start of the retrace time, the arcuate signal and its derivatives are given values which are substantially equal to the corresponding values of the parabolic signal at the end of the trace time. The arcuate signal generator is adapted to generate the arcuate signal in a time-discrete manner under the control of switching pulses supplied by a pulse circuit. The pulse circuit is adapted to supply a constant number of switching pulses for generating the arcuate signal in spite of variations in the retrace time, so that the arcuate signal and its derivative assume values which are substantially equal to the corresponding values of the parabolic signal at the start of the trace time.
A circuit arrangement for supplying a periodic, substantially parabolic signal to an output terminal, said circuit arrangement including a sawtooth generator for supplying a periodic sawtooth signal having a period with a trace time and a retract time, said sawtooth generator having a control input for receiving a control signal for triggering starting instants of said trace time and said retrace time, a parabolic generator having an input for receiving the sawtooth signal and an output for supplying the substantially parabolic signal to the output terminal during the trace time, and an arcuate signal generator for supplying an arcuate signal to the output terminal during the retrace time of the sawtooth signal, wherein at a start of a retrace time;
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