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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 30, 2006
Filed:
Apr. 12, 1996
Bernd Memmler, Rosengarten-Rieden, DE;
Gerhard Schäfer, Weinsberg, DE;
Bernd Memmler, Rosengarten-Rieden, DE;
Gerhard Schäfer, Weinsberg, DE;
ATMEL Germany GmbH, Heilbronn, DE;
Abstract
A method for detecting the beginning of the dips of the amplitudes in the output signal of a time signal receiver identifying the beginning of a second in the time signal. The output signal of the receiver for the time signals is sampled N-times per second. The sampled values are stored to respective cells of a memory field with N cells. In the memory field a mean signal curve for the time interval of one second is generated over a period of several seconds. A minimum valve and hence the beginning of the seconds in the time signal is determined from the mean signal curve valves in the memory cells.
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