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From: davidb@brac.inmos.co.uk (David Boreham)
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Subject: Re: Synchronising Clocks.
Keywords: 25MHz 20MHz CLOCK SYNC
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Date: 29 Aug 90 20:04:47 GMT
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In article <41045@mips.mips.COM> mark@mips.COM (Mark G. Johnson) writes:
>William K. Stewart, "A Solution to a Special Case of the Synchronization
>Problem", IEEE Trans. Computers, 1985-6 (don't have page #'s or exact date
>on my preprint).  From the Abstract: "... This paper describes a synchronizer
>that exhibits an arbitrarily low failure rate and a short propagation delay
>for the special case of synchronizing a signal that is synchronous with
>some periodic signal."
>

OK, I give up. Just spent a hour reading 13 years of IEEE Trans on Computers
and can't find this paper. There were a couple of copies missing though.
I do remember seeing the thing a few years ago so could someone please
post the exact reference. 

Thanks.

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