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Honeywell International Inc.

Honeywell G.m.b.h.

James K Hansen

James Douglas Seefeldt

Weston Roper

Method and system for aligning a clock signal to parallel data are described. According to one embodiment, a clock shifting circuit shifts an incoming clock signal relative to an incoming data signal, and a data clocking circuit uses the shifted clock signal to reclock the incoming data signal. The clock shifting circuit may comprise a phase locked loop (PLL) coupled with multiple D flip flops (DFFs) connected in series. Divisional combinatorial logic may be disposed between DFFs in the series. Data clocking circuits may comprise one DFF to reclock each incoming data bit, a pair of DFFs to reclock each incoming data bit, or other circuits such as true-complement blocks to serve as local oscillators to mixers. Multiple shifted clock signals may be produced, such as those shifted 60, 90, 120, 180, 240, and 270 degrees relative to the incoming clock signal.

Circuit for aligning clock to parallel data

The invention disclosed herein is a vehicle which attaches to an existing flexible hockey equipment bag which enables the bag to be easily transported via wheels, instead of hoisting it over one's shoulder awkwardly. Hockey sticks can be inserted into the engaging jaws, permitting the apparatus and attached bag to be maneuvered using the hockey sticks as a handle. A locking compartment is utilized for a player to put valuables while the bag is unattended. Also a provision for locking the bag to a stationary object has been included. This invention allows for a hockey player to keep the advantages of a flexible bag (i.e. fits inside a car keeping equipment warm), while being able to move the bag on its wheels and secure valuables when unattended.

Hockey equipment bag transporter

A system and circuit for selectively presenting to a display terminal information obtained from a video camera and from a computer terminal so that computer generated graphics information can be superimposed with the camera picture on the face of a display screen. An interface adapter circuit is coupled to the computer's address and data buses and is used to drive a video mixing switch to provide a computer monitor with either computer generated graphics or video information originating at a video camera, with synchronization for the camera provided by the computer terminal.

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Minnetrista, MN, United States of America

James K Hansen