Patents Assigned to Infinite Technology Corporation
  • Publication number: 20020002573
    Abstract: A reconfigurable processor includes at least three (3) MacroSequencers (10)-(16) which are configured in an array. Each of the MacroSequencers is operable to receive on a separate one of four buses (18) an input from the other three MacroSequencers and from itself in a feedback manner. In addition, a control bus (20) is operable to provide control signals to all of the MacroSequencers for the purpose of controlling the instruction sequence associated therewith and also for inputting instructions thereto. Each of the MacroSequencers includes a plurality of executable units having inputs and outputs and each for providing an associated execution algorithm. The outputs of the execution units are input to an output selector which selects the outputs for outputs on at least one external output and on at least one feedback path. An input selector (66) is provided having an input for receiving at least one external output and at least the feedback path.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 1, 2001
    Publication date: January 3, 2002
    Applicant: Infinite Technology Corporation.
    Inventors: George Landers, Earle Jennings, Tim B. Smith, Glen Haas
  • Patent number: 5596766
    Abstract: A programmable logic device (PLD) and configurable logic network in which one or more logic combination networks (LCN) each receives logic inputs from two or more PLDs (PLD1, PLD2) and generates logic outputs (O, P) which provide inputs to programmable selectors (POR, UCL, . . . ) for controlling implementation of logic functions of various types and functionality by a controllable logic function sub-network by routing through the sub-network, logic values and logic instructions originating externally of the PLD's. Each programmable logic device includes an AND logic array (FAND . . . ) having inputs for receiving signals (Ax, Bx) and generating product term output signals and an OR logic array (OG . . . ) having inputs for receiving signals and generating sum term output signals (OF . . . ).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 16, 1995
    Date of Patent: January 21, 1997
    Assignee: Infinite Technology Corporation
    Inventors: Earle W. Jennings, III, George H. Landers
  • Patent number: 5394030
    Abstract: A programmable logic device includes groups of AND logic function gates, the AND logic function gates in each group coupled to a logic OR function output gate associated with that AND logic function gate group. Each AND logic function gate group includes an output AND logic function gate having inputs that are programmable by respective programmable logic function generators (PLFG) of a set of PLFGs operatively associated with that output AND logic function gate. The PLFGs in any set of PLFGs receive the same sets of first logic input groups, and second programmable inputs. Operation of Boolean function generator output stages to carry out logic operations is controlled by first inputs from the logic OR function gates, and second programmable inputs received from logic cells according to logic inputs to said programmable cells. Inputs from the logic OR function gates are selected by programmable OR logic function generators.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 10, 1992
    Date of Patent: February 28, 1995
    Assignee: Infinite Technology Corporation
    Inventors: Earle W. Jennings, III, George H. Landers
  • Patent number: 5357152
    Abstract: A logic system comprising one or more logic networks that can perform a variety of preconfigured or preconfiguarable logic functions. Each logic network is functionally separate from but operatively associated with one or more programmable circuits from which the logic network receives various logic signals. A first logic signal selects or preconfigures the desired logic function to be performed by the or each logic network while a second logic signal controls the operation of the selected logical function. The first logic signal can select a particular logic function to be performed by the logic network based on the contents of programmable cells in the network that are separate from the programmable circuits that supply the logic signals. Alternatively, the first logic signals can switch between various sub-networks each dedicated to performance of a preconfigured logic function.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 10, 1992
    Date of Patent: October 18, 1994
    Assignee: Infinite Technology Corporation
    Inventors: Earle W. Jennings, III, George H. Landers