Translation of "Store count" in German

It is also known in a first step to set a current of a constant current source with the aid of a reference resistor, to integrate a voltage up to a certain, specific value on a capacitor by means thereof and to measure with a counter the time by which said voltage value is reached and then to store the count.

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In this respect, the energy of the voltage surge is utilized to count the passing of the measurement graduations 202 without any additional energy supply of the evaluation unit 106 and to store the count in a non-volatile manner in the counter 108 .

DE 20 2004 000 413 U1 discloses a transmitter which includes a non-volatile memory to store the count, with an electromechanical snap-action mechanism being used as an independent energy source.

As another alternative, DE 20 2004 000 413 U1 discloses a transmitter in which an electromechanical snap-action mechanism serves as an independent energy source and non-volatile memory is used to store the count.

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The r.p.m. sensor 36 can simultaneously count the number of revolutions and store the counted number.

The stored count Z(Z2) represents a first measurement value.

The stored count Z(Z3) represents a second measurement value.

Calibration Retry Count This attribute stores the count of re-calibration requested.

Also the number of counts stored in the storage means can be varied depending on the operating time of individual print hammers.

After a suitable control signal from the run-off control 61 these register elements store the counting position of the relevant counters.

The recording may be carried out by storing the count values of the state change counters ZWZ at different times.

For example, Google Analytics stores visit counts and information about the pages viewed.

The Eesti Pank and the cash-in-transit company adjust their storing, counting and packing capacities to exceptionally high amounts of cash to be handled in the changeover period.

By means of the count stored in the p-counter, storage 76 is addressed and the corresponding information concerning the erroneous column of the AND arry is loaded into register 78, whence it is read into the AND array.

In the preferred manner in which the invention is practiced, the HOT stores compare counts for a plurality of control intervals whose combined duration substantially equals the effective flight time or operating time of the print hammers, each control interval therefore being a fraction of the flight time.

In a first development of the invention it is provided that the pulse interval detector comprises a first counter for counting the periods of a clock signal, the counting procedure being started by the trailing edge of a synchronizing pulse and being stopped by the leading edge of the subsequent synchronizing pulse, the detector comprising further a register for storing the counting result.

The register 8 stores the counting result at the beginning of each synchronizing pulse leading edge and consequently keeps the signal T between the pulses constant.

The outputs of memory 53 are connected to a digital-to-analog converter 57 which generates an analog voltage signal as a function of the stored count.

In accordance with the teachings of the invention, there is provided advantageously, an apparatus for carrying out a method for the non-volatile storage of the count of an electronic counting circuit, comprising a cycle control connected to the counting circuit, at least one electrically reprogrammable non-volatile data memory for storing a count being connected to the counting circuit through the cycle control, and a non-volatile control memory being connected to the cycle control and having storage cells being writeable and erasable depending upon the individual steps required to reprogram the data memory.

The recorded faults, for example the thickenings in the yarn, are classified in relation to the length, that is to say to the quantity of the spun yarn, and are also selectively counted, in that the evaluation unit counts identically classified faults and stores the count values for each class.

After such bit length storage, the bit length counter is reset each time either when its count has reached the count stored in the bit length memory or when it receives information that an initial edge of a new bit has occurred in the bit sequence received, and it then starts to count anew.

In order to be able to detect also the bit change locations between successive bits with the same logic value, the count of BLZ is continuously compared with the count stored in BLS and BLZ is reset also when it has reached a count after the respective counting beginning that is equal to the count stored in BLS.

Consequently, resetting of BLZ takes place each time when either an edge change of bit sequence Rx has been ascertained with the aid of differentiating member DF or when BLZ has reached a count equal to the count stored in BLS.

With the aid of the continuous comparison of the count of BLZ with the count stored in BLS, bit change locations thus can be marked by the appearance of bit clock pulses BITclk also in Such cases when no edge changes take place.

Along with the inventive storing of the measured values allocated to portions of the selected time pattern, the category marker is then in each case carried along as well, and the counting of the recordings for the portions of the time pattern and the storing of the counted values ensues separately for the respective categories.