Architecture for hardware implementation of programmable ternary de Bruijn sequence generators

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An architecture for direct hardware implementation of programmable ternary de Bruijn sequence generators is described. The approach employed is based on the use of two recently introduced ternary logic components: the J3K3 flip-flop sequencer and the hybrid implemented U-gate. Generation of de Bruijn sequences and the proposed implementation approach are described with the aid of an example.

Inspec keywords: sequences; logic gates; signal generators; flip-flops; programmable circuits; ternary logic; multivalued logic circuits

Other keywords: hybrid U-gate; J3K3 flip-flop sequencer; ternary logic component; programmable ternary de Bruijn sequence generator; hardware architecture

Subjects: Signal generators; Logic circuits

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