Priority order decomposing apparatus

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3408255, G06F 738

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ABSTRACT:
A priority order decomposing apparatus converting binary data of a plurality of bits into data wherein "1"s other than "1" of the bit whose priority order is the highest are removed, a circuit for checking whether or not "1" exists is installed for each group of bits taken as a unit of converting process. When "1" exists, this is transmitted directly to the low-order-bit side to immediately set the lower-order bits to "0". This permits the operating speed to be made faster.

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