A multilevel core counter and its use

Rozenblat, M.; Fedin, G.

doi:10.1109/tmag.1973.1067564

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“…application to be extended to multilevel storage (Ho 1971, Rozenblat and Fedin 1973). As shown in Fig.…”

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Denary logic arithmetic processor

Tsun

1984

International Journal of Electronics

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When the binary system is used to perform decimal calculations, code-to-code conversion is inevitable. But with denary logic, such conversions can be eliminated. Tho construction philosophy of the experimental arithmetic processor is similar to that of a microprocessor. Although the circuit elements are mostly binary types, owing to the lack of denary logic elements, the feasibility of performing arithmetic operations directly with the base of 10 is clearly demonstrated.

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“…application to be extended to multilevel storage (Ho 1971, Rozenblat and Fedin 1973). As shown in Fig.…”

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confidence: 99%