Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1993-07-13
1994-11-22
Mai, Tan V.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
3647461, G06F 752
Patent
active
053674790
ABSTRACT:
The divider device is used in a digital communication network to detect bit errors by dividing a first polynomial corresponding to a first bit sequence by a second polynomial, called a generator polynomial, represented by a second bit sequence. The device performs, by means of an iterative process, an n-bit parallel division of the first bit sequence by the second one, i.e. n bits at a time. It includes an addition circuit A to n first inputs 17/IO of which the n bits are applied and a divider circuit D to n inputs of which n respective outputs of A are coupled back via a register circuit R and n outputs of which are coupled to n second inputs of A. The remainder of the division is generated at n outputs of R.
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ALCATEL N.V.
Mai Tan V.
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