Two-dimensional kernel generator for transversal filters

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Frequency or time domain filters and delay lines utilizing...

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3072385, 333166, 377 62, 357 45, 358213, H03H 1502, G11C 1914, H01L 2700

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ABSTRACT:
In the present invention, image processing is performed at speeds comparable to those achieved in parallel processing without requiring substantially more area on the substrate than that required in serial processing. In this invention, for an N.times.N processing kernel, N rows of image memory are processed in parallel through a plurality of N floating gate arrays of dimension N.times.N, N-1 of the data rows from the memory being recirculated through the N floating gate structures before being discarded. Each of the floating gate structures is offset from the adjacent floating gate structure by one row so that the data from memory need be recirculated only once.

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