Binary coded decimal to binary number converter

TL;DR: In this article, a first register stores an operator identifying a shift, and a second register stores a scale factor signal identifying the number of required digit shifts, which can be used to shift a binary signal coded in a first number base by digits in a second number base.

TL;DR: In this paper, successive sum bits produced by the adder are returned, in serial fashion, to the register means and represent a new binary number equal to the digits inserted, to that point, of the decimal number.

TL;DR: An apparatus for converting an input BCD number into its equivalent output binary number in a first mode of operation or an input binary number into their equivalent output BCD numbers in a second mode in this article.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors propose an apparatus arranged to allow a user to input a plurality of values of data elements of a table being a baseline version of the table having a version number b, the apparatus being arranged to store the values of the data elements in a database in the form of one or more baseline version records, each record containing at least one of the values.