Abstract: A device for voice identification including a receiver, a segmenter, a resolver, two advancers, a buffer, and a plurality of IIR resonator digital filters where each IIR filter comprises a set of memory locations or functional equivalent to hold filter specifications, a memory location or functional equivalent to hold the arithmetic reciprocal of the filter's gain, a five cell controller array, several multipliers, an adder, a subtractor, and a logical non-shift register. Each cell of the five cell controller array has five logical states, each acting as a five-position single-pole rotating switch that operates in unison with the four others. Additionally, the device also includes an artificial neural network and a display means.

Abstract: The IIR resonator digital filter which is the subject of this patent invention comprises a first register having a plurality of inputs and outputs, a multiplexer/demultiplexer having a plurality of inputs and outputs, a first multiplier having a plurality of inputs and an output, a second multiplier having a plurality of inputs and an output, a third multiplier having a plurality of inputs and an output, an adder having a plurality of inputs and an output, a subtractor having a plurality of inputs and an output, and a second register having an input and a plurality of outputs. The IIR resonator digital filter features a multiplexer/demultiplexer that has five logical states.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for secure, fast storage and retrieval of information relative to a storage device without interactive checking is characterized by the use of a unique variable range adder. The variable range adder automatically modifies addresses to the storage device and causes data storage and retrieval to conform to the Bell and LaPadula security model, independently of software.