Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems
Patent
1974-11-29
1976-12-21
Moffitt, James W.
Communications: electrical
Digital comparator systems
G11C 1908
Patent
active
039991725
ABSTRACT:
A magnetic domain memory having a layer of magnetic material in which magnetic domains can be moved under the influence of an external magnetic force. The memory includes a plurality of closed loops for the storage and guided movement of magnetic domains. Each magnetic domain in each memory storage loop has a virtual position with respect to all the other magnetic domains in that loop. A magnetic domain generator creates the magnetic domains for movement along an input path to the memory storage loops. A separate output path allows movement of the magnetic domains from each memory storage loop to a detection point where a detector senses the presence of magnetic domains. A first one-way gate at a first point on each loop transfers magnetic domains from the input path into that loop. A second one-way gate at a second point on each loop transfers magnetic domains from that loop to the output path. A transfer control, synchronized with the movement of the magnetic domains, selectively operates the first and second one-way gates. Thus, when a magnetic domain is transferred out of its virtual position in a memory storage loop at the second point on that loop by the second one-way gate, a new magnetic domain may be transferred into the same virtual position by the first one-way gate when the virtual position next reaches the first point on that loop.
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IEEE Transactions on Computers--vol. C-22, No. 3, Mar. 1973, pp. 269-275.
Comfort James T.
Hiller William E.
Levine Harold
Moffitt James W.
Texas Instruments Incorporated
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