Proceedings. The Nineteenth International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic
DOI: 10.1109/ismvl.1989.37770
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Application of window comparator to majority operation

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“…Adaptation for the voltage swell detection still has a limit. The design of the window comparator requires 4 transistors for each set [14][15], which will work separately with Q1 and Q2 working as the oscillator, while Q3 and Q4 work as the amplifier. The setting of output signal Vo can set the window at 2 levels, including High Voltage (VH) and Resistor R1 and R2.…”
Section: The Window Comparator Circuit With Transistormentioning
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“…Adaptation for the voltage swell detection still has a limit. The design of the window comparator requires 4 transistors for each set [14][15], which will work separately with Q1 and Q2 working as the oscillator, while Q3 and Q4 work as the amplifier. The setting of output signal Vo can set the window at 2 levels, including High Voltage (VH) and Resistor R1 and R2.…”
Section: The Window Comparator Circuit With Transistormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Comparison with Hysteresis (CH) detects the hysteresis signal, working similarly to the window comparator. Hysteresis [14][15] occurs from some amount of output high voltage reversing the input signal. It examines the width of the pulse signal, which enters the system excessively.…”
Section: Comparison With Hysteresismentioning
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