Combinatorial logic circuits with feedback
AssigneeSiliconIntervention Inc.
InventorA Martin Mallinson
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AssigneeSiliconIntervention Inc.
InventorA Martin Mallinson
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Combinatorial logic circuits with feedback, which include at least two combinatorial logic elements, are disclosed. At least one of the combinatorial logic elements receives an external input (i.e., from outside the circuit), at least one of the combinatorial logic elements receives an input that is feedback of the circuit output, and at least one of the combinatorial logic elements receives an input that is neither an external input nor an output of the circuit but rather is from another of the combinatorial logic elements and thus only “implicit” to the circuit. No staticizers are needed; the logic circuits effectively create implicit equations to perform functions that were previously thought to require sequential logic. The combinatorial logic circuits result in a stable output (in some instances after a brief period of time) due to the implicit equations, rather than achieving stability from an explicit expression of some input to the circuit.
A multi-bit combinatorial circuit with feedback for producing a multi-bit circuit output that is a function of itself in response to one or more multi-bit circuit inputs, comprising:
A multi-bit combinatorial circuit with feedback for producing a multi-bit circuit output that is a function of itself in response to one or more multi-bit circuit inputs, comprising:
A combinatorial circuit with feedback for producing an output that is a result of dividing one number by another, comprising:
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