Theses/Dissertations
Author Maki, Gary K. (Gary Keith), 1943-

Title State assignments for non-normal asynchronous sequential circuits / by Gary Keith Maki.

Published 1969.
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 MST DEPOSITORY  THESIS T 2285  MICROFILM    NOT CHECKED OUT
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Description vi, 106 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm.
Summary "There is a lack of procedures that can be used to find good internal state assignments for asynchronous sequential circuits operating in the non-normal mode. Presented here, are two generalized state assignments, which are functions only of the number of rows in a flow table. The suggested bounds for the generalized state assignments are m + [logâ‚‚m] and m + [m/2] internal state variables for a 2[superscript m]-row flow table, where [ ] means "next lowest integer". Both generalized state assignments produce group (linear) codes. The algorithms for generating these internal state assignments are easy and straight-forward to implement. It is shown that each of these state assignments satisfactorily encode certain classes of flow tables. Even though a general proof has not been found to show that these assignments were standard, worst-case situations have been constructed, and it has never been necessary to increase the suggested bounds. An internal state assignment procedure for obtaining non-standard or non-generalized state assignments is also presented. The internal state assignments, using the proposed method, are obtained in a systematic manner; and generally require fewer internal state variables than other procedures presently available"--Abstract, leaf ii.
Notes Includes bibliographical references (leaf 105).
Vita.
Typescript.
Ph. D. University of Missouri--Rolla 1969.
Subjects Asynchronous circuits.
Sequential circuits -- Design.
Logic circuits.
Other Titles MST thesis. Electrical Engineering (Ph.D., 1969).
OCLC/WorldCat Number 5151523
Author Maki, Gary K. (Gary Keith), 1943-
Title State assignments for non-normal asynchronous sequential circuits / by Gary Keith Maki.
Subjects Asynchronous circuits.
Sequential circuits -- Design.
Logic circuits.
Other Titles MST thesis. Electrical Engineering (Ph.D., 1969).