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4-Phase-2-Phase Converter
Informal
A 4-Phase-2-Phase Converter has two input terminals
(a and d) and two output terminals (b and c).
Input a and output b alternate
(together forming a passive handshake channel),
as do output c and input d
(together forming an active handshake channel).
Every 4 phases abab enclose 2 phases cd.
Schematic diagram
for
a 4-Phase-2-Phase Converter:
[Zoom|FIG]
XDI state graph
for a 4-Phase-2-Phase Converter:
[Zoom|FIG]
Specification in XDI model.
Specification in Verdect:
define PC42( a?, b!, c!, d? ) =
pref *[ a? ; ((b! ; a?) || (c! ; d?)) ; b! ]
end
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Specification in DI Algebra:
NAME = QR42
I = { a?, d? }
O = { b! ,c! }
QR42 = Q
Q = [a? -> ((c!;Qc) ND (b!;Qb)) , d? -> CHAOS]
Qb = [c! -> R, d? -> CHAOS]
Qc = [b! -> R, a? -> CHAOS]
R = [a? -> [d? -> [ b! -> Q]]]
.
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XDI Report.
In , d? -> CHAOS]
R = a?;d?;b!;Q
The implementation above is good enough to refine
this specification, too.
References
Last modified at Fri Nov 20 10:11:39 1998
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