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  • A Delay Model of Multiple-Valued Logic Circuits Consisting of Min, Max, and Literal Operations

    Noboru TAKAGI  

     
    PAPER-Logic Design

      Vol:
    E93-D No:8
      Page(s):
    2040-2047

    Delay models for binary logic circuits have been proposed and clarified their mathematical properties. Kleene's ternary logic is one of the simplest delay models to express transient behavior of binary logic circuits. Goto first applied Kleene's ternary logic to hazard detection of binary logic circuits in 1948. Besides Kleene's ternary logic, there are many delay models of binary logic circuits, Lewis's 5-valued logic etc. On the other hand, multiple-valued logic circuits recently play an important role for realizing digital circuits. This is because, for example, they can reduce the size of a chip dramatically. Though multiple-valued logic circuits become more important, there are few discussions on delay models of multiple-valued logic circuits. Then, in this paper, we introduce a delay model of multiple-valued logic circuits, which are constructed by Min, Max, and Literal operations. We then show some of the mathematical properties of our delay model.

  • Research Topics and Results on Digital Signal Processing

    Masayuki KAWAMATA  Tatsuo HIGUCHI  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E76-A No:7
      Page(s):
    1087-1096

    This review presents research topics and results on digital signal processing in the last twenty years in Japan. The main parts of the review consist of design and analysis of multidimensional digital filters, multiple-valued logic circuits and number systems for signal processing, and general purpose signal processors.

  • An Implementation of Multiple-Valued Logic and Fuzzy Logic Circuits Using 1.5 V Bi-CMOS Current-Mode Circuit

    Mamoru SASAKI  Kazutaka TANIGUCHI  Yutaka OGATA  Fumio UENO  Takahiro INOUE  

     
    PAPER-Circuits

      Vol:
    E76-D No:5
      Page(s):
    571-576

    This paper presents Bi-CMOS current-mode multiple valued logic circuit with 1.5 V supply voltage. This circuit is composed of current mirror, threshold detector and current source. This circuit has advantages such as high accuracy, high speed, high density and low supply voltage. So, it is possible to realize high-radix multiple valued logic circuit. As an other application of the proposed circuit, a processing unit of fuzzy inference is given. This circuit operates with high speed and high accuracy. The circuit simulation of the proposed circuit has been performed using SPICE2 program.

  • Design of a Multiple-Valued Cellular Array

    Naotake KAMIURA  Yutaka HATA  Kazuharu YAMATO  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E76-C No:3
      Page(s):
    412-418

    A method is proposed for realizing any k-valued n-variable function with a celluler array, which consists of linear arrays (called input arrays) and a rectangular array (called control array). In this method, a k-valued n-variable function is divided into kn-1 one-variable functions and remaining (n1)-variable function. The parts of one-variable functions are realized by the input arrays, remaintng the (n1)-variable function is realized by the control array. The array realizing the function is composed by connecting the input arrays with the control array. Then, this array requires (kn2)kn-1 cells and the number is smaller than the other rectangular arrays. Next, a ternary cell circuit and a literal circuit are actually constructed with CMOS transistors and NMOS pass transistors. The experiment shows that these circuits perform the expected operations.