Appeal No. 94-3790 Application 08/032,758 period to yield DOSC. Thus, Lofgren’s circuits operate in such a manner that the rising clock edge of OSC is delayed one clock cycle to yield DOSC. In one sense, the circuits in Lofgren may be viewed as keying-in-on or operating only with respect to the rising signal edges of OSC and DOSC and essentially ignore or operate irrespective to the falling signal edges of those OSC and DOSC signals. Therefore, they may be said to operate in an independent manner as claimed. The delay is a function of whether the DOSC signal leads or lags the OSC signal and in accordance with the control signals VCN and VCP. Claim 21 requires only one delay by means of one control signal by means of one control terminal. In accordance with the view we expressed in our original opinion, the delay of the rising edges of succeeding OSC and DOSC signals meets the single delay required of the claim. No separate control terminal and no separate control signal and no separate amount of delay is required for the claimed second type control signal edges of claim 21 on appeal. The claimed first type edges and second type edges are not stated in the claim to be rising and falling edges 7Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007