Abstract: A Manchester decoder blanks random transitions prior to the reception of a valid Manchester encoded signal. Specifically, the decoder according to the present invention comprises a data input, and edge detector, and a blanking device. The edge detector is used to detect edges in a signal which is received by the data input. Thus, in the event that edges are not detected at predetermined intervals (signifying that a valid signal is not being received), the blanking device blanks a data output of the decoder. Advantageously, the decoder circuit filters random transitions prior to the reception of a valid Manchester encoded signal, is of simple construction, and may be implemented in conjunction with a decoder circuit which is used to separate the Manchester encoded signal into its data and clock components.

Abstract: A device for testing an automobile's fuel delivery system, including each of the components thereof, is disclosed. The device performs a number of tests to check the ability of the fuel delivery system to maintain pressure, to determine the static and dynamic flow rates through each of the fuel injectors in the fuel system and to determine the ability of the fuel system to deliver sufficient fuel during wide-open throttle operation.