A Vector Processor Based on One-Bit Microprocessors

TL;DR: In this article, a novel technique called Vertical Data Processing (VDP) for the manipulation of data in digital computers is presented, where multiple data are processed simultaneously one bit at a time using Boolean operations.

TL;DR: The performance of CeRAM has been demonstrated in a wide range of application areas, and speed-ups of several orders of magnitude compared to a typical workstation have been shown in the fields of signal and image processing, database, and CAD.

TL;DR: The measurement method and experimental technique with advanced instrumentation setup for analysing the metastability behavior and performance measurement of flip-flops used in programmable logic devices and the same test methods can be used for evaluation of timing reliability in digital circuits as well.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors propose a processor bus arrangement, comprising several data processing units, each connected to a line system specified as a bus, where the functional units, arranged on the bus, carry out the information thereof, by means of the bus and may carry out said exchange independently of other functional units.

TL;DR: A survey of the architecture of various associative processors is presented with emphasis on their characteristics, categorization, and implementation, and especially on recent developments.

TL;DR: A survey of associative processing, techniques is presented, together with a guide to the published literature in this field, and considerations are given to the basic operations implemented, hardware elements used, and physical characteristics such as speed, size, and cost.

TL;DR: The proposed nonnumeric processor will find applications in the environment of parallel (or associative) data base management architecture, processing of large unstructured textual files, as a stand-alone microprocessor in digital communications which need simple search and update operations, or as a nonn numeric CPU that can be used along with the conventional CPU to expedite string processing operations.

TL;DR: A novel technique called Vertical Data Processing (VDP) for the manipulation of data in digital computers is presented and many classes of problems appear adaptable to this technique.