Digital integrated circuit

Electrical pulse counters – pulse dividers – or shift registers: c – Systems – Identifying or correcting improper counter operation

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377 70, 377 77, 371 25, 307481, 307279, 324 73R, G11C 2900, G11C 1928

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ABSTRACT:
A digital integrated circuit incorporates a plurality of multi-port flip-flop circuits which are interconnected by a plurality of gate circuits. A separate source of clock pulses is provided for each of the ports of the multi-port flip-flop circuits, and each clock pulse source is selectively effective to cause the multi-port flip-flop circuits to perform independent functions. During operation under one source of clock pulses, the flip-flops perform their ordinary function as D type flip-flops. During operation under another source of clock pulses, the flip-flops function as one or more shift registers in order to set the flip-flops to a predefined initial state in accordance with serial input data, and/or to provide serial output data in response to the state of the flip-flops following a preceding operation. When a further source of clock pulses is effective, a plurality of flip-flops may be connected to function as a random number generator or as a signature generator so as to perform repetitive operations such as cycling the address inputs of a ROM and providing output signals corresponding to the operation of the ROM.

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