Abstract:
This invention relates to a terminal identifier control circuit which provides automatic start of the check procedure to examine the unassigned/assigned distinction of a limited number of terminal identifiers by hardware, in a communications apparatus with a number of terminal equipment connected to a network.
Abstract:
A communication control processor for storing own data being set respectively for plural data links, and parameters related thereto or address of the other memory in which the parameters related to the data link are stored, in a CAM and address accessed by retrieval of the CAM, respectively. By retrieving the CAM according to the own data of the data link, the parameters related to the data link are to be read, updated, or cleared.
Abstract:
A digital signal decoding method and a circuit therefor which, when each data of first and second 1-bit of a set of 3-bit data received is a logical "1", decodes the data to 1-bit data of "1". When each of the data of the first and second 1-bit is "0", decodes the data to 1-bit data of "0". And when first and second 1-bit data is a combination of "1" and "0", directly decodes a third bit, thereby enabling a quick decoding result to be obtained when receiving the data.
Abstract:
In a periodic signal generator circuit, logical threshold values of an inverter for inverting an output signal of a first logical gate circuit (1) and inputting the same to a second logical gate circuit (2) and an inverter (40) for inverting an output signal of the second logical gate circuit (2) and inputting the same to the first logical gate circuit are set low, so that the time when an output signal of one of the logical gate circuits (1, 2) is inverted by inverting an output signal of the other logical gate circuit is delayed. Thus, the periodic signal generator circuit generates a so-called two-phase non-overlapped clock signal.
Abstract:
A digital signal processor includes a digital memory, a controller, an arithmetic operation unit and an interconnecting bus. The memory includes a shift register having an addressable output for storing values which are supplied to a multiplier circuit of the arithmetic operation unit. Use of the shift register provides a data delay minimizing the number of instructions required to implement delay processing. In the arithmetic operation unit, the output from the multiplier is connected to an arithmetic logic unit which, in turn, is connected to an accumulator. The accumulator temporarily stores data from the arithmetic logic unit and output the result onto the data bus. The operations of the signal process are directed by the controller which includes a program memory, an instruction register, and an instruction decoder.
Abstract:
The resampler circuit according to the present invention is arranged such that the number of multiplication, that is, the number of multiplying means is reduced by storing the coefficients in each of the time intervals between the time point at which the time interval T has elapsed and a predetermined time point in a plurality of ROMs, taking advantage of the symmetrical characteristic of the waveform 1 indicated by the SINC function in the direction in which the number of T increments and that in which the number of −T increments, except the time intervals from the reference time 0, namely [0, T] and [0, −T]. In addition, the ROM size is also reduced by storing in each ROM the coefficients for only a half of each of the time intervals on the basis of the above symmetrical characteristic.
Abstract:
The multiplier includes a register circuit for holding a multiplicand X, a multiplier register circuit for holding a multiplier Y, a second order Booth decoder circuit for decoding prescribed less significant bits of the multiplier Y according to the second Booth algorithm, and a third order Booth decode circuit for decoding more significant bits of the multiplier Y according to the third Booth algorithm. A tripled of the multiplicand X is produced in a 3X producing circuit in parallel with a multiplication operation utilizing the second Booth algorithm in an adder array. The output of adder array together with the output of 3X producing circuit is applied to an adder array for executing a multiplication operation according to the third order Booth algorithm. Production of an odd number multiple data of the multiplicand necessary for the third order Booth algorithm is executed in parallel with the multiplication operation according to the second order Booth algorithm, and therefore time required for producing the triple can apparently be eliminated. Thus, a multiplier capable of executing multiplication at a high speed in a hardware manner is provided.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a standard cell and a scan flip flop circuit capable of introducing a scan test also to a system LSI having an ACS circuit. One standard cell is configured by: a 3-input selection circuit for selecting one signal from three input signals; and a flip flop circuit. The 3-input selection circuit receives a control signal and a test signal at its control input part and its first input part, respectively. First and second signals are supplied to second and third input parts, and a selection signal is supplied to a selector input part. On the basis of the control signal and the selection signal, any of the signals input to the first to third input parts is output from the output part.
Abstract:
Following arrangement of an adaptive equalizer with a direct filter structure according to the least mean square error architecture, look ahead conversion of modifying a tap coefficient of the next cycle utilizing the tap coefficient of a predetermined preceding cycle is carried out and then a retiming process of adjusting the timing of tap coefficients and signals is carried out to arrange delay elements, whereby a transposition filter is realized. A high-speed adaptive equalizer is provided that can have the critical path reduced without increasing the hardware amount and that is superior in expansionability.
Abstract:
An address translator has an improved data comparison circuit for comparing two pieces of data having n bits, e.g., 12 bits. In the data comparison circuit, cell circuits compare two pieces of data for every corresponding 4 bits. When a match is detected in the comparison of a set of 4 bits, a signal representative of the comparison result of the lower-order bits is bypassed. Hence, delay of signal propagation which may occur in the cell circuit in which the match is detected is reduced.