Expandable bi-phase convolving element

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ABSTRACT:
A convolving element which processes sixteen 4-bit samples but may be expanded to convolve both a larger number of samples and a larger number of bits per sample. The expansion occurs through interconnections of identical convolving elements. A selective inversion element inverts particular ones of the convolved samples under the control of a previously loaded binary code. The selective inversion element additionally minimizes interconnections and therefore input/output terminals of the convolving element, by permitting carries for each sample convolved to be accumulated rather than to propagate to more significant elements.

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