Electronic digital logic circuitry – Multifunctional or programmable – Array
Patent
1995-02-23
1998-05-19
Louis-Jacques, Jacques
Electronic digital logic circuitry
Multifunctional or programmable
Array
326126, 326 38, 326 41, 326125, 34082579, 34082503, 34082587, 364489, 364716, G06F 300, H04Q 300, G05B 19045
Patent
active
057548234
ABSTRACT:
A configurable I/O arrangement for a controller has a number of internal and external input/output terminals, each of which are field selected as either an input or an output terminal. Logic functions of the controller are configured for a number of output terminals using up to 32 internal logical states and the states of 32 external physical I/O points. The update timing for each logic circuit is selectable to be synchronized in several different ways: synchronous with an internal event within the controller, synchronous with an event external to the controller, and asynchronous. The I/O arrangement includes a combination of a synchronous latchable input state array, user configurable means for logically combining the output signals of the reading circuits, and means for actuating external devices as a function of the logical combinations of the output signals of the reading circuits.
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Lyman Richard R.
Mudryk, Jr. John S.
Yauch Steven S.
Datalogic, Inc.
King Patrick T.
Louis-Jacques Jacques
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