Special address generation arrangement

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1979-08-31

1981-12-15

Shaw, Gareth D.

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G06F 932

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043062873

ABSTRACT:
A sequential address generation arrangement (45, 61, 62, 99, 102) generates a sequence of addresses in response to an initial address and disables generation of the sequence of addresses in response to a control signal (LAST NIB) produced from at least a portion of the initial address at the conclusion of generation of a predetermined number of sequential addresses, the predetermined number being decoded from the initial address.

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Osborne, A., "An Introduction to Microcomputers vol. I," 1976, pp. 5-34 to 5-41.
Osborne, A. et al., "An Introduction to Microcomputers vol. II," 1976, pp. 4-133 to 4-143.
"Signetics Applications Notes re PLAs," Jul. 1975, pp. 4-22.
"Supplement to the TTL Data Book for Design Engineers," 1st Ed., Texas Instruments, 1974, pp. S-296 and S-297.

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