Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1987-06-25
1990-07-17
Harkcom, Gary V.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
G06F 750
Patent
active
049425480
ABSTRACT:
A methodology to perform binary addition. An operand A and an operand B are presented as input and an operation is performed that respects the laws of the binary addition. The operation is performed with the use of pseudo generate signals, pseudo transmit signals, pseudo half sum signals, pseudo transmit half sum signals, a new-carry and SUM equations. The SUM equation is described for ripple or parallel configurations. All quantities can be used on single bit boundaries, or extensively for any chosen grouping of bits to accommodate chosen technology or grouping so as to facilitate the design and to increase the performance of hardware-implemented adders under the constraints of a varied technology book set. The invention also describes the implementation of a 32-bit adder that requires no more than three logic stages of delay, using a technology that allows up to 3.times.8 AND-OR books. Its design is achieved with the use of a SUM equation described by the general scheme of the addition and auxiliary functions that reduce the book size needed for the implementation of the sum.
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Harkcom Gary V.
International Business Machines - Corporation
Levy Mark
Romney David S.
Shaw Dale M.
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