Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1988-05-13
1990-11-20
Shaw, Dale M.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364730, G06F 1532
Patent
active
049723618
ABSTRACT:
Circuit for computing values of the elements of a triangular matrix, where ##EQU1## similar subcircuits provide CORDIC processing and memory, the subcircuits connected in a folded systolic array, the first subcircuit providing input capability to the array for receiving complex data containing N words, and the output of the last subcircuit coupled to its own input. The circuit may be used to process observation vector data taken from an antenna system of N elements to provide an output useful in determining weights for nulling out the observation data from a larger signal.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Shaw Dale M.
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