Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1978-12-11
1982-06-08
Gruber, Felix D.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364606, 364746, 364758, G06F 772, G06F 752, G06J 100
Patent
active
043342779
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus multiplies two sequences of digital numbers a.sub.i and b.su, which may represent signal pulses of various amplitudes. A first plurality of t read-only memories (ROMs), have a common input adapted to receive the sequence of numbers a.sub.i, each ROM coding the numbers a.sub.i into a.sub.j,i =a.sub.j modulo m.sub.i, 0.ltoreq.a.sub.j,i .ltoreq.m.sub.i -1. A first plurality of t means, extend the digital signal with zero values, the number of zeroes being determined by the length N of the sequences being convolved. A first plurality of t D/A converters, convert the digital quantity received from the extender into its corresponding analog value.
Similar ROMs, extending means, and D/A converters process the sequence numbers b.sub.i.
A plurality of t means convolve two input analog signals, one from each of the first and second D/A converters, the output of each convolving means being an analog signal, approximately equal to the convolution (a.sub.j,i) * (b.sub.j,i) modulo m.sub.i. A plurality of t A/D converters, convert the analog signal back to digital form. A plurality of t means multiply by an integer u.sub.i. The integer u.sub.i is defined by the relationship u.sub.i =1 mod m; for j=i and u.sub.j =0 and m.sub.j for j.noteq.i, where the m.sub.i represent integers and the u.sub.i represent integers pairwise relatively prime. Means are provided for summing the outputs of the multiplying means. Further means reduce the output of the summing means to a value between 0.ltoreq.m(=m.sub.i, m.sub.2, . . . , m.sub.t) -1 congruent to the output of the summing means modulo.
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Bond James W.
Whitehouse Harper J.
Beers Robert F.
Gruber Felix D.
Johnston Ervin F.
Stan John
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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