Binary word processing method using a high-speed sequential adde

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ABSTRACT:
The words to be added together by the high-speed sequential adder are stored in shift registers 1.sub.l to 1.sub.p whose serial outputs are connected to the corresponding inputs of a transcoder 2 producing the binary number of "1's" for each bit weight of the words to be added. This value is sent to an adder-divider 4 which adds it to the number of carried "1's" from the immediately lesser weight and divides this sum by 2, sending the fractional part of this half-sum to an output register 5 and the whole-number part to a carry register.
Application: digital filters for PCM telephone switching.

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Cukrer et al., "Multiple Input Serial Adder Using Counter", IBM Tech. Disclosure Bulletin, vol. 19, No. 11, Apr. 1977, pp. 4215-4216.

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