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Pulse generator for producing pulses of definable width

TLDR
A pulse generating circuit provides a series of pulses each of which is a given percentage or portion of the period of a source signal the frequency of which may vary over a fairly substantial range as discussed by the authors.
Abstract
A pulse generating circuit provides a series of pulses each of which is a given percentage or portion of the period of a source signal the frequency of which may vary over a fairly substantial range. This circuit recognizes a prescribed condition of the source signal to initiate a timing period the length of which is a function of the frequency of the source signal. Pulses each having a width of the period so timed are thus generated which pulses are a given percentage of the period of the source of the signal.

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