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Title:
Serial arithmetic functions with magnetic bubble logic elements
Abstract:
Compact arrangements of two-input magnetic bubble logic gates providing bubble devices for performing serial integer arithmetic on binary integers are disclosed. Using only a small number of different types of logic gates, designs are given for devices for performing serial addition, subtraction, multiplication and division arithmetic operations on binary integers, represented as sequences of magnetic bubbles. All logical interactions use bubble repulsion to prevent bubbles from transferring to adjacent propagation paths via preferred transitions. By using only two-input gates and a pipeline computational structure, hardware design is simplified and advantage is taken of the inherent serial nature of bubble technology. The simple gate interconnection geometry has a minimum of feedback paths and results in devices which are not burdened with excessive numbers of bubble generators, annihilators or crossovers.
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Inventors:
Williams, Richard P. (Columbia, MD, US)
Application Number:
878207
Filing Date: 1978-02-16 Publication_date: 1979-07-10 Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Director of the (Washington, DC)
Primary Class(es):
708/192
365/5
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Primary Examiner:
Smith, Jerry
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney:
Utermohle; John R., Young; Barry N.
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