Parallel A/D Converter & Binary Data Compression
Use of Interlaced Binary Search: Modified Binary Search evaluation
The interlaced binary search (IBS) is developed to counter deficiencies of binary search (BS) that are inability to search multiple (n) items in one scan through the sorted list of 2q items and search efficiency is limited by q. IBS is specially developed to be implemented in hardware using digital logic gates. IBS brakes down the sorted list into small groups and apply separately BS in each group. Groups are formed as per input items that are to be searched for. For sufficient number of input items IBS is advantageous over BS. Two implementations of IBS are also defined – multiple inputs analog to digital converter without input multiplexing instead parallel read and compare, and data encoding.
The Inventor(s) Name(s): (1) aloke SARKAR, (2) basudha SARKAR, (3) sila SARKAR
Aloke Sarkar's introduction: 2 Engineering Degrees - (1) Electronics & Communication and (2) computer. 2 inventions management thoughts. 7 India national level and 2 International level papers. May refer http://alokeinweb.googlepages.com/
Owner of the invention: yes. basudha SARKAR, sila SARKAR
3. Protection
Patent Application No. 486/KOL/2003
Priority: 19 September 2003
Countries where it is in force: INDIA
4. Business intention
Selling and/or Licencing
5. Contact
Name: ALOKE SARKAR
E-mail: aloke412@rediffmail.com , basudhasarkar@rediffmail.com
Tel.: 91-9778400134, 91-9937462614, 91-661-2640289
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