Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1988-05-06
1990-11-27
Fleming, Michael R.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
3642318, 3642319, 36423222, 36423221, 3642433, 3642555, G06F 15347
Patent
active
049741462
ABSTRACT:
A four stage pipelined processor (40) provides efficient processing of the most common operation performed in simulating neuron networks. A first stage of the processor includes a program memory (42) and a program address generator (41). A second stage comprises first and second data memories (44, 46) and respective address generators (60, 66) coupled thereto. A third stage comprises the input (X, Y) of a function unit (82), and a fourth stage comprises the output (Z) of the function unit (82). A unique bus architecture allows the various stages to simultaneously communicate with each other through the use of independent buses, and further provides for the quick simultaneous transfer of data from both the first and second data memories to the function unit. When not needed for performing in the pipelined mode, the various buses may be coupled together and to an I/O interface (52) by means of bus coupling means (e.g., 47). This architecture significantly reduces the circuitry needed to implement the necessary buses while allowing the processor to run without speed limitations in the pipelined mode.
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Deiss Stephen R.
Hicks William L.
Kasbo Richard L.
Muenchau Ernest E.
Works George A.
Fleming Michael R.
Science Applications International Corporation
Shin Christopher B.
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