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Patent: SUS-LOC

The "Supplementary Symmetrical Logic Structure" referred to as (SUS-LOC) can be used to realize any "r-valued" logic function.


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By using different radix keys, encryption can be better encoded in fewer bits and provide another level of obscurity.


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Patent Information

United States Patent: 6,133,754
Olson: October 17, 2000

Multiple-valued logic circuit architecture; supplementary symmetrical logic circuit structure (SUS-LOC)

Abstract

Circuit structure and resulting circuitry for multiple-valued logic. The circuit structure allows the design and fabrication of any r-valued logic function of n-places where r is an integer greater than 1 and n is an integer greater than 0. This structure is called Supplementary Symmetrical Logic Circuit structure (SUS-LOC). In circuits incorporating SUS-LOC, circuit branches are realized that uniquely deliver circuit response and output. For some circuits, and due to the operating characteristics of the switch elements, additional circuit elements, or stages, must be incorporated to prevent "back biasing." SUS-LOC is fully active. Only active elements perform logic synthesis and those components not directly related to logic synthesis, such as resistors and/or other passive loads, are relegated the task of circuit protection. The fabrication of r-valued, multi-valued, or multiple-valued logic circuits, designed using the definitions of the SUS-LOC structure can be accomplished with known techniques, materials, and equipment.

Inventors: Olson; Edgar Danny (Moorpark, CA)
Filed: May 29, 1998
Issued: October 17, 2000

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