Abstract: A universal tile installation mat is described for use in the construction of tiled floors and walls and wherein the mat is secured on a sub-floor surface formed of wood or concrete or a wall surface. The tile installation mat uncouples the mortar and the tiles set therein and disposed over the mat to prevent cracking of the mortar, the tiles and the grouted joints due to displacements in the support surfaces. The tile installation mat is formed from flexible plastics materials and has three different types of support formations integrally formed therein to anchor mortar and to retain heating wires captive in different patterns as desired to form a heated tiled floor or wall. The support formations facilitates ease of installation of heated wires and provides counter acting forces against a heating wire from escaping from anchoring passages formed by the support formations.

Abstract: A universal tile installation mat is described for use in the construction of tiled floors and walls and wherein the mat is secured on a sub-floor surface formed of wood or concrete or a wall surface. The tile installation mat uncouples the mortar and the tiles set therein and disposed over the mat to prevent cracking of the mortar, the tiles and the grouted joints due to displacements in the support surfaces. The tile installation mat is formed from flexible plastics materials and has three different types of support formations integrally formed therein to anchor mortar and to retain heating wires captive in different patterns as desired to form a heated tiled floor or wall. The support formations facilitates ease of installation of heated wires and provides counter acting forces against a heating wire from escaping from anchoring passages formed by the support formations.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a content addressable memory (CAM), and more particularly, to an algorithmic ternary content addressable memory (TCAM) that instantiates multiple copies of X-Y TCAMs. The structure includes a content addressable memory (CAM) and an array which instantiates multiple replicated copies of the CAM in a row direction and a column direction of the array.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a content addressable memory (CAM), and more particularly, to an algorithmic ternary content addressable memory (TCAM) that instantiates multiple copies of X-Y TCAMs. The structure includes a content addressable memory (CAM) and an array which instantiates multiple replicated copies of the CAM in a row direction and a column direction of the array.

Abstract: A method and circuit for adjusting the read margin of a self-timed memory array. The electronic circuit, including: a memory cell array including a sense amplifier self-timed decode circuit adapted to set a base read time delay of the memory cell array; and a read delay adjustment circuit coupled to the memory cell array, the read delay adjustment circuit adapted to adjust the base read time delay of the memory array based on an operating frequency of the memory cell array.