Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim
89 words
Method of employing as a fast inhibit gate an electronic circuit designed to function as an RS flip-flop having a set input terminal, a reset input terminal, and a single output terminal comprising the steps of applying a binary 1 to be transferred through the circuit to the set terminal, applying the complement of the binary 1 to the reset terminal, and selectively applying a binary 1 to the reset terminal to inhibit the transfer to the output of the circuit of the binary 1 on the set terminal.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
89 words
Method of employing as a fast inhibit gate an electronic circuit designed to function as an RS flip-flop having a set input terminal, a reset input terminal, and a single output terminal comprising the steps of applying a binary 1 to be transferred through the circuit to the set terminal, applying the complement of the binary 1 to the reset terminal, and selectively applying a binary 1 to the reset terminal to inhibit the transfer to the output of the circuit of the binary 1 on the set terminal.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
128 words
A fast inhibit gate between a source of binary coded data and a utilization means comprising an electronic circuit having two input terminals and at least one output terminal, which circuit functions as an RS flip-flop for a first and a second combination of binary input signals and as a combinational logic element for a third combination of binary input signals; means for connecting the output of the source to one of the input terminals; means for connecting the binary complemenT of the output of the source to the other input terminal; and means for connecting a source of binary inhibit signal in the form of a binary 1 to the input terminal of the circuit that would be the reset terminal when operating as an RS flip-flop.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
128 words
A fast inhibit gate between a source of binary coded data and a utilization means comprising an electronic circuit having two input terminals and at least one output terminal, which circuit functions as an RS flip-flop for a first and a second combination of binary input signals and as a combinational logic element for a third combination of binary input signals; means for connecting the output of the source to one of the input terminals; means for connecting the binary complemenT of the output of the source to the other input terminal; and means for connecting a source of binary inhibit signal in the form of a binary 1 to the input terminal of the circuit that would be the reset terminal when operating as an RS flip-flop.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
130 words
A fast inhibit gate circuit comprising an electronic device having a first and a second input terminal and at least one output terminal and functioning as an RS flip-flop for a binary 1,0 input on the two input terminals and for a binary 0,1 input on the two input terminals and as a combinational logic element for a binary 1,1 on the two input terminals; means for connecting a source of binary coded data to the first input terminal; means for connecting a source of a binary inhibit signal in the form of a binary 1 to the second input terminal; and an inverter circuit connected between the two input terminals for applying to the second input terminal the complement of the binary input applied to the first input terminal.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
130 words
A fast inhibit gate circuit comprising an electronic device having a first and a second input terminal and at least one output terminal and functioning as an RS flip-flop for a binary 1,0 input on the two input terminals and for a binary 0,1 input on the two input terminals and as a combinational logic element for a binary 1,1 on the two input terminals; means for connecting a source of binary coded data to the first input terminal; means for connecting a source of a binary inhibit signal in the form of a binary 1 to the second input terminal; and an inverter circuit connected between the two input terminals for applying to the second input terminal the complement of the binary input applied to the first input terminal.