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T.O. 31W2-2GSC24-2
TM 11-5805-688-14-1
NAVELEX 0967-LP-545-3010
synchronous with the incoming data pulse, no apparent
read address into read address latch U45 at the same
shift in the phase of the timing pulse in relationship to the
time. The addresses in the two latch circuits are applied
data pulse will occur. If the timing pulse from the J-K flip-
to B-C-1 adder U40. In turn, U40 produces an output to
flop is slightly out of synchronization with the timing pulse
the decoder logic, which produces a no-action, out-of-
transition, the resetting of the binary counters effectively
tolerance, positive stuff, or negative stuff signal. An out-
shifts the timing output from J-K flip-flop U29 so that the
of-tolerance decode from the decoder logic results in a
timing pulse performs a center sample of the incoming
low- level reset signal from AND gate U39-10 that is
data pulse.
applied to J-K flip-flop U35-10 to reset the initialization
circuit. A negative stuff decode is applied from AND gate
5-235. Rate Conversion Buffer (RCB) Function.
U41-8 and, through inverter U46-12 as signal MNSTXX-,
to the display card. A positive stuff decode is applied
5-236. The basic operation of the RCB  functional
from AND gate U41-11 to the output selector (AND/OR
circuits is basically the same as that described for the
gate U22) and is transmitted as signal MPSTXX- to the
RCB card in paragraph 5-166. TE/TR switches S2 and
display card.  The output selector circuit inhibits a
S3 are set to receive the applied data and associated
positive stuff signal during word 24 in each minor frame.
timing signals from the transition encoder or timing
recovery function. The applied data through switch S2
are clocked through data buffer U29-6 to data elastic
5-238. Diagnostics Function.
registers U27 and U28 by the timing signals applied
through switch S3. The write address is applied to the
5-239. The card error detector (OR gate U17) produces
data elastic registers for writing the data into the RCB
a card error signal to output selector U22 when any one
function. The read address counter is clocked by gated
of four error signals is applied to it. The output selector,
clock pulses MGCXX from the GC/DM card and are
in turn, transmits the error signal as signal MPSTXX-
applied through inverters U47 to the counter. The data
when word 24 bit 0 signal MW24NX- is applied from the
are clocked out of the elastic registers by holding register
OEG card.
U26, which, in turn, is clocked by system clock signal
MRIOXX. The data read out of register U27 or U28 are
5-240. Timing activity detector U8-6 is a one-shot
applied through AND/OR gate circuit U22 to output data
multivibrator that is held in conduction by the TE or TR
buffer J-K flip-flop U2-7. The channel data out signals
timing signals applied through TE/TR switch S3. When
(MDTOXX) are clocked out of the flip-flop by system
the  timing  signals  are  missing,  the  multivibrator
clock signal MRIOX and are routed to the GC/DM card.
completes its duty cycle and applies an error signal to
the card error detector.
5-237. The initialization logic (U42-11) produces an
enable signal that sets latch U43-11 in the rate compare
5-241. The data-in comparator (exclusive OR gate U18-
control during word 24.  The rate compare control, in
6) normally produces a low-level signal, since the
turn, applies a load signal that latches the present write
conditioned data pulses from data receivers U36-8 and
address into write address latch U33. The initialization
U36-1 are identical.  When the data pulses do not
circuit also applies a load signal that latches the present
compare,
Change 2 5-60

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