Circuit arrangement for synchronizing a data stream
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorAchim Ibenthal
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorAchim Ibenthal
Estimating the term…
A circuit for converting samples of data received at a high sampling rate into data samples at a low sampling rate integrally related to the high sampling rate and with the low rate samples synchronized with the high rate samples without a complex phase control apparatus. A memory stores and transfers data under control of write and read address signals. The read address signals are derived by combining the write address signals with a difference address signal generated by a circuit including a modulo counter with a modulus corresponding to the integral ratio between the high and low sampling rates, a first sample-and-hold circuit for storing the count of the modulo counter and supplying its count to an allocating circuit which generates the difference address signal and supplies same to a combining circuit. A decoder controlled by the modulo counter supplies a clock signal at the low sampling rate to a second sample-and-hold circuit fed with data from the memory. The second sample-and-hold circuit outputs synchronized data at the low sampling rate.
A circuit arrangement for synchronizing successive, low sampling rate samples of a data stream converted from a high sampling rate to the low sampling rate and represented as a sequence of samples of a signal with a first synchronizing signal (SM) contained in the high sampling rate data stream, comprising:
A circuit for converting an input data signal sampled at a high sampling rate into a synchronized output data signal sampled at a low sampling rate with an integral ratio between said sampling rates, said circuit comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.