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Advanced Gas and IPCMOS Controller Logic with Pulse Catching Mechanism

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This document outlines the control logic for managing the GasP and IPCMOS pipeline stages, detailing the ack in/out protocols, stage control signals, and request handling with latch enable mechanisms. It specifically elaborates on the data inputs and outputs, providing insights into how the "pulse catcher" functionality integrates with the system. The interplay of various control signals and their timing is vital for operational efficiency in managing gas pipelines and IPCMOS systems. This technical description is crucial for engineers and developers in optimizing performance.

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Advanced Gas and IPCMOS Controller Logic with Pulse Catching Mechanism

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  1. Clockless Logic Montek Singh Thu, Apr 8, 2004

  2. ackin ackout stagecontrol reqin reqout En (latchenable) datainputs dataoutputs latch GasP: A Pipeline Stage

  3. GasP: Controller Details

  4. ackin ackout stagecontrol reqin1 reqinn reqout En (latchenable) datainputs dataoutputs latch IPCMOS: A Pipeline Stage

  5. IPCMOS: Controller Details ackin reqout X En (latchenable) R1 Rn A switch switch ackout reqin1 reqinn “pulse catcher”

  6. En Ri reqini (inputrequest) (conditionedrequest) Y reqout switch(“pulse catcher”) IPCMOS: Pulse Catcher

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