The control enables the pulse-width of a
clock signal to be set with thumb-wheel
switches. The pulse widths are set in five
ranges: 1-999 µs: 0.01-9.99 ms; 0.1-99.9 ms;
1-999 ms; and 0.01-9.99 s. These ranges
overlap to some extent and this is done on
purpose to make available settings like
5.46 ms or 45.8 ms. The circuit has an errar
detector that gives a visual indication if the
set pulse-width exceeds the per iod of the
input clock signal. The permissible timing
error is ±0.1 µs in all ranges.
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