Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1996-05-15
1998-09-08
Malzahn, David H.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
36472607, G06F 1714
Patent
active
058054855
ABSTRACT:
A Fourier transform arithmetic unit which is reduced in cost and size by simplifying the configuration of a butterfly operation device. Data corresponding to each of the unit symbols is divided into first-half data and second-half data by a distribution switch. The first-half data is supplied to a delay circuit to be delayed by N/2. The data delayed by this delay circuit is again supplied to this delay circuit. The second-half data is supplied to another delay circuit to be delayed by N/2. The delayed data is again supplied to this delay circuit to be delayed. In this manner, the first-half data and the second-half data are supplied two times to the input terminals of the butterfly operation device. The butterfly operation device performs one of two butterfly operations (addition) at the time of the first input and performs the other butterfly operation (subtraction) at the time of the second input. That is, the butterfly operation device performs the butterfly operations in a time division manner.
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Ikeda Yasunari
Ito Osamu
Maioli Jay H.
Malzahn David H.
Sony Corporation
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