Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1990-11-28
1993-03-30
Smith, Jerry
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364745, G06F 750, G06F 738
Patent
active
051989930
ABSTRACT:
Input data are separated into a plurality of partitioned input data. A plurality of partitioned incrementers receive a plurality of partitioned input data respectively, and each include an adder adding "1" to partitioned input data, and a data selector selecting one of the partitioned data and output data from the adder in response to a selection signal. An n-th group is defined by a (2n-1)-th partitioned incrementer and a 2n-th partitioned incrementer, where "n" denotes natural numbers between 1 and a given number equal to a total number of groups. The n-th group includes the (2n-1)-th partitioned incrementer, the 2n-th partitioned incrementer, a group carry generating circuit, and a selection signal generating circuit, wherein the group carry generating circuit generates a group carry output of the n-th group on the basis of a carry output from an adder in the (2n-1)-th partitioned incrementer, a carry output from an adder in the 2n-th partitioned incrementer, and a carry input from an (n-1)-th group, and wherein the selection signal generating circuit generates a selection signal to a data selector in the 2n-th partitioned incrementer on the basis of the carry output from the adder in the (2n-1)-th partitioned incrementer and the carry input from the (n-1)-th group.
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Matsushita Electric - Industrial Co., Ltd.
Ngo Chuong
Smith Jerry
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