Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1987-04-30
1990-01-02
Clark, David L.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
G06F 752
Patent
active
048917796
ABSTRACT:
In a high-speed arithmetic processor, a first number that has an absolute value that can exceed one is multiplied by a second number that has an absolute value not exceeding one. If the first number exceeds one it is divided into an integer and a part having a value less than one. The second number is accumulated as an addend a number of times equal to the integer to produce a sum. The second number and the part of the first number having a value less than one are supplied to a multiplier to produce a partial product. An adder adds the partial product to the sum, thereby obtaining a final product of the first and second numbers. The multiplication is thereby performed in a number of steps which is minimized and never varies, regardless of whether the absolute value of the first number is, for example, less than one, at least one but less than two, or at least two but less than three. This speeds up the arithmetic processing and simplifies the programming therefor.
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Clark David L.
Dowden Donald S.
Eslinger Lewis H.
Maioli Jay H.
Nguyen Long T.
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