Method and apparatus of checking to determine if a signal is pre

Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems

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235153AE, 3401461BE, G06F 1100, H03K 1332

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ABSTRACT:
This specification describes an apparatus for determining if more than one of n lines are up at a given time. The apparatus includes means for encoding the n lines into m lines where n = 2.sup.m. Two encoding signals are generated; one, X.sub.0 X.sub.1 . . . X.sub.m, complement of the other, Z.sub.0 Z.sub.1 . . . Z.sub.m. These two signals are Ex OR'd in accordance with the formula (X.sub.0 Z.sub.0) .sup.. (X.sub.1 Z.sub.1) . . . (X.sub.m Z.sub.m). If more than one line is up, the resultant of the Ex OR operation is one. Otherwise the resultant is zero.

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