Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1990-03-28
1992-12-29
Lee, Thomas C.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
3642387, 3642392, 3649395, 364951, 3649262, 3649265, 364DIG1, 341101, 395500, G06F 500
Patent
active
051758199
ABSTRACT:
A parallel-to-serial FIFO buffer device (100) employs a FIFO buffer (110) for storing words of data; a tap-shift-register portion (112); and a data-shift-register portion (116) for converting from parallel to serial format words of data stored in the FIFO buffer (110), tap-shift-register portion (112) controls the conversion process, receives (150) a serial-input-expansion (RSIX) input signal, and develops (170) a serial-output-expansion (RSOX) output signal. The serial-input-expansion input signal (150) and the serial-output-expansion output signal (170) permit the device (100) to be connected with one, or more, similar, device(s) for word length and/or depth expansion.
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Au Fulam
Le Ngoc Danh
Mick John R.
Integrated Device Technology Inc.
Kim Ken S.
Lee Thomas C.
Schatzel Thomas E.
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