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    • 87. 发明专利
    • DE2300186C2
    • 1982-04-15
    • DE2300186
    • 1973-01-03
    • HONEYWELL INFORMATION SYSTEMS INC., 02154 WALTHAM, MASS., US
    • CROXON, BRIAN F., PEABODY, MASS., US
    • G11C11/405G11C11/408H03K19/0185G11C7/00G11C8/00
    • 1417410 MOST gating circuits HONEYWELL INFORMATION SYSTEMS Inc 22 Dec 1972 [3 Jan 1972] 59462/72 Heading H3T [Also in Division G4] In a buffer drive circuit for a MOS memory system including an input gate 101, Fig. la, and an output driver 102, a first timing signal #1 is applied to initially condition the input gate 101 for sampling and storing an input signal Ao, to precharge the input circuit 102-14, 102-16 of the output driver 102 and to apply voltage signals of a first predetermined state to both output terminals Ao 1 , Ao 1 of the output driver 102 for the duration of the first timing signal and a second timing signal # 1 * is applied to condition the output driver 102 so as to select predetermined complementary states for signals on the output terminals Ao 1 , Ao 1 upon application of a third timing signal # 1 which applies the selected complementary drive signals to the output terminals Ao 1 and Ao 1 . In the buffer citcuit shown in Fig. 1a the first clock pulse #1 (Fig. 2, not shown) operates transistors 101-8 and 101-9 which sets the state of the transistors 102-2 and 102-6 so that the outputs Ao 1 and Ao 1 are at the first predetermined state. The state of the address input signal at Ao is stored on the capacitance 101-5 so that when the second clock pulse #1* occurs the transistor 102-2 or 102-6 is conditioned depending on the input information stored on the capacitance 101-5. The input at Ao is now represented by the voltage on the capacitances 102-16, 102-7 or 102-14, 102-3 and when the third clock pulse #1 is applied the transistor 102-2 and 102-8 or 102-6 and 102-4 change state to switch one of the output terminals Ao 1 or Ao 1 to the second state. Bootstrapping capacitors 102-3 and 102-7 are provided to enhance the switching speed of the transistor pairs 102-1, 102-5. Also the bootstrapping capacitors increase the conduction of the conducting one of the driver transistors 102-4, 102-8 such that the output level of Ao 1 , Ao 1 approximate the voltage level corresponding to the clock signal # 1 . The clock pulse sources # 1 * and #1 are derived from the clock pulses #1 in a clock inverter, Fig. 1b. The input clock pulses #1 are inverted by FET 110-1 to provide the clock pulses #1* and a capacitor 110-8 functions to provide a delay in turning off of FET's 110-4, 110-5 when the input clock pulse #1 is applied to provide a delayed clock pulse #1. A MOS memory chip is disclosed which uses the buffer circuits of Fig. 1a as Y and X select buffer circuits (100-1 to 100-11, Fig. 1, not shown). The outputs of the X and Y buffer circuits are applied via X and Y address decoder circuits (20-, 30) to condition one of transistors (60-1 to 60-32) and one of a selected pair of transistor circuits 70-1 to 70-15) so that information may be written into and read out of a selected FET memory cell (10) of an array of rows and columns of memory cells (10) via a digit/sense line (D/Sq to D/S32) by a write circuit (52) and a read circuit (92).
    • 88. 发明专利
    • RECEIVER APPARATUS FOR OPTICALLY ENCODED DATA
    • AU6062080A
    • 1981-01-29
    • AU6062080
    • 1980-07-18
    • HONEYWELL INFORMATION SYSTEMS INC
    • PETRYK E M
    • H04B10/00H03M5/12H04B10/152H04L5/22H04L25/49G06F3/04H04L25/50H04B9/00
    • An apparatus for receiving optically encoded binary data transmitted over an optical fiber from an optical transmitter device coupled to another data processing system. The receiver apparatus is used to convert the light signal carrying the subject data into TTL level digital logic signals. The receiver apparatus is comprised of circuitry for converting the optically encoded data into electrical signals in serial format, and circuitry for converting these electrical signals into TTL level digital signals in parallel format for use by a user device. The primary advantage of the apparatus disclosed here is the ability to substitute a single optical fiber for a plurality of parallel copper wires for carrying data between one data processing device and another with little or no loss in speed due to the larger bandwidth of optical fibers. Another significant advantage is the ability to couple data processing systems directly over much larger distances than possible with average cost parallel copper wire electrical cables. Higher noise immunity and communications security is also enjoyed. In the preferred embodiment, the receiver apparatus comprises a photodiode for converting the light signal into an electrical signal followed by an amplifier for changing the electrical signal to TTL digital logic levels. A clock generator and header detector recover a clock signal and detect the receipt of a header signal indicating transmission of a serial format data packet has commenced. A serial in and parallel out shift register/data latch storage buffer combination utilizes a signal derived from the recovered clock signal to shift the incoming data bits into the shift register and latch them into the data latch output buffers in parallel format when a counter signals that an entire data packet has been received.