Accumulating arithmetic memory integrated circuit

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G06F 738

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052455629

ABSTRACT:
An accumulating arithmetic memory (AAM) integrated circuit or AAM chip that includes a set of accumulators or registers. Once an accumulator is selected, e.g., by using a look up table, a multiplexer retrieves the data from the selected accumulator. Then, as input data is presented to the AAM chip, an adder adds, subtracts or multiplies the input data with the data retrieved from the selected accumulator. The resulting output is returned to the originally selected accumulator. The multiplexer can also substitute a zero for the data retrieved from each accumulator and an internal address counter is used to read out the contents of all accumulators.

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