A digital storage element in TDC systems that captures and holds time-stamped event data with precise timing resolution.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Capture Register (e.g., D Flip-Flops).
This component is used in the following industrial products
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Capture registers are specifically designed for timing applications with optimized setup/hold times and minimal propagation delays, while regular registers are general-purpose storage elements. Capture registers in TDCs often include metastability hardening and are synchronized with high-precision clock domains.
Through a combination of high-speed clocking (multiple GHz), vernier delay lines, wave union techniques, and careful timing optimization of the flip-flop elements. The register captures the state of these timing circuits at the exact event moment.
Yes, they are also used in digital oscilloscopes, time interval counters, laser ranging systems, and particle physics experiments where precise time stamping is required.
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