Divisor transform type high-speed electronic division system

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364764, G06F 752, G06F 7544

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ABSTRACT:
An electronic network division system is operated responsive to signals representing divisors and dividends. An input divisor signal is divided into a given number (N) of integers, the number (N) being selected on a basis of a desired accuracy index. Each divided signal is a transform of a divisor which is read from one of (N) number of read-only memories, there being a separate read-only memory for each of the given number (N) of integers. Each of said given number of transformed divisor signals is separately multiplied by a dividend signal to produce (N) number of multiplication products. Each of these multiplication product signals is divided into high and low subproduct signals and applied to a corresponding one of (N) number of adders. A high subproduct signal from one multiplication product is added in the adding means to a low subproduct signal from another multiplication product.

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patent: 3633018 (1972-01-01), Ling
patent: 3736413 (1973-05-01), Ferguson
patent: 3828175 (1974-08-01), Amdahl et al.

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