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English: Exor and FF comparator are the essential parts of a phase comparator for NRZ data. The figure introduces the principles, but does not include the circuitry for the balancing pulses to have indifferent output in case of no transitions.
Date 10 June 2009 (original upload date)
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  • 2009-06-10 09:57 BORGATO Pierandrea 982×600× (47696 bytes) Exor and FF comparator are the essential parts of a phase comparator for NRZ data. The figure introduces the principles, but does not include the circuitry for the balancing pulses to have indifferent output in case of no transitions.

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