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Steve R
I'm not sure if this is the appropriate forum, but I am looking for
information about a technology named Supplementary Symmetrical Logic
Circuit Structure (SUS-LOC) intended for the design and fabrication of
fully active logic circuits that use a radix or base number greater
than 2 (realistically 3, I assume). I am mainly interested in the
viability of the technology itself, any competitive technologies, and
the long-term prospects for its practical implementation. I have read
some background material, but I am not in a position to fully
appreciate the value of the technology relative to other options.
Thanks.
Steve Roman
Houston
information about a technology named Supplementary Symmetrical Logic
Circuit Structure (SUS-LOC) intended for the design and fabrication of
fully active logic circuits that use a radix or base number greater
than 2 (realistically 3, I assume). I am mainly interested in the
viability of the technology itself, any competitive technologies, and
the long-term prospects for its practical implementation. I have read
some background material, but I am not in a position to fully
appreciate the value of the technology relative to other options.
Thanks.
Steve Roman
Houston
