what is this device called?

Jan 21, 2007 7 Replies

hi



what is this device called when realized? (there must be already a name for it?) f(t)=f(t-1)+input(t)+A (mod 2) A,f(0) given or specified. f(t), input(t), and A belong to {0,1}.



input(t) ---->[ f(t-1)+input(t)+A (mod 2) ] -----> f(t) ?



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f(t)=f(t-1)+input(t)+A (mod 2)

The answer at time t is the remainder of the last time I looked at the answer added to the answer at this time plus an offset (due to integration).

So, 1 bit decimating A/D convertor.

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DNA

But you got an "A", isn't that enough ?:-)

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Sounds like a parity generator.

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Wow! :) Designing in the pure math domain.. Sometimes I think I design by rounding up the animals to make the zoo :) D from BC

T-type (toggling) flip-flop?

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Not if I was wrong and I had to feed myself from your days production of A's from one tin of Alphabetti Spaghetti.

DNA

It is called a "nomenclature".

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