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Title:
Solid state associative processor organization
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What is claimed is:
1. A digital computer organization, comprising:
a memory array comprised of a plurality of address line encoded binary solid state memory modules and containing data bit storage elements wherein data may be stored as bit-comprised words with bit B of module M containing bit B of word W in accordance with the formula M = B .sym. W and wherein B, M, and W are n-element binary vectors, respectively unique for each bit, module, and word, and where n is an integer greater than 1;
a logic circuit means connected to the memory array for simultaneously performing logic and arithmetic operations on all accessed data bits;
a coding circuit; and
permuting circuit means connected to the coding circuit and between the memory array and logic circuit means for ordering the lineal order of data into and out of the memory array in accordance with the output of the coding circuit.
2. The digital computer organization as recited in claim 1 wherein said logic circuit means comprises a plurality of identical circuits, each capable of performing 16 unique arithmetic and logic operations.
3. The digital computer organization as recited in claim 2 wherein said logic circuit means includes three latching means, a first latching means for receiving and storing bits of data, a second latching means for storing intermediate results from said logic operations, and a third latching means for masking the accessing of the data storage bits of the memory array.
4. The digital computer organization as recited in claim 3 wherein said permuting circuit means is connected to said coding circuit and includes a plurality of data selectors having data input lines, one data output line, and channel select input lines for controlling the transfer of data from the input lines to the output line.
5. The digital computer organization as recited in claim 4 wherein the coding circuit applies an n-element mode of access code X to the channel select input lines to control the passage of data through the permuting circuit means from a data source position P to a data destination M in accordance with the formula P = M .sym. X where M and P are n-element binary vectors unique for each data source position and each data destination.
Other info:
Inventors:
Batcher, Kenneth E. (Stow, OH, US)
Application Number:
457155
Filing Date: 1974-04-01 Publication_date: 1976-02-03 Assignee:
Goodyear Aerospace Corporation (Akron, OH)
Primary Class(es):
712/10
Other Classes:
US Patent Ref:
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Other Refs:
Primary Examiner:
Shaw, Gareth D.
Assistant Examiner:
Sachs, Michael C.
Attorney:
Oldham & Oldham
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