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HP
5384A and
HP
5385A
Service
8-73.
CONVENTIONS
FOR
THE
APPLICATION
OF
DEPENDENCY
NOTATION
IN
GENERAL.
The
rules
for
applying
dependency
relationships in
general
follow
the
same pattern
as
was
illustrated
for
G
dependency.
8-74.
Application
of
dependency
notation
is
accom-
plished by:
a.
Labeling
the
input
(or
output)
affecting
other
inputs
or
outputs
with
the
letter
symbol
indicating
the
relationship
involved
(e.g., G
for
AND)
followed
by
an
identifying
number,
appropriately
chosen, and;
b.
Labeling each
input
or
output
affected
by
that
affecting
input
(or
output)
with
the
same
number.
8-75.
If
it
is
the
complement
of
the internal logic state
of
the
affecting
input
or
output
that does the affecting,
then a bar
is
placed over
the
identifying
numbers
at
the
affected inputs
or
outputs.
See
Figure 8-5.
8-76.
If
two
affecting inputs
or
outputs
have
the
same
letter
and same
identifying
number,
they
stand
in
an
OR
relationship
to
each
other.
See
Figure 8-8.
a::{Gl
b
G1
c 1
Figure 8-8.
OR'ed
Affecting
Inputs
8-77.
If
the
affected
input
or
output
requires a label
to
denote
its
function
(e.g.,
"D"),
this label
will
be
prefixed
by
the
identifying
number
of
the
affecting
input.
See
Figure 8-14.
8-78.
If
an
input
or
output
is
affected by
more
than
one
affecting
input,
the
identifying
numbers
of
each
of
the
affecting inputs
will
appear in the label
of
the
affected
one, separated by commas. The normal read-
ing
order
of
these numbers
is
the
same
as
the
sequence
of
the affecting relationships.
See
Figure 8-14. ·
8-79.
If
the
labels
denoting
the
functions
of
affected
inputs
or
outputs
must be
numbers
(e.g.,
outputs
of
a
coder),
the
identifying
numbers
to
be associated
with
both
affecting
inputs
and affected
inputs
or
outputs
will
be
replaced
by
another
character selected
to
avoid
ambiguity,
e.g.,
Greek
letters.
See
Figure 8-9.
8-12
Figure 8-9. Substitution
for
Numbers
8-80. V (OR)
DEPENDENCY.
The symbol
denoting
OR
dependency
is
the
letter
V.
See
Figure 8-10.
__
ffla
-~a
_1
- b
b=
--
--
Figure 8-10. V
(OR)
Dependency
8-81.
When
a Vm
input
or
output
stands at its
internal1
state, all
inputs
and
outputs
affected
by
Vm
stand at
their
internal1
states.
When
the
Vm
input
or
output
stands at its
internal
0 state, all inputs and
outputs
affected
by
Vm stand at
their
normally
defined
internal
logic
states.
8-82. N (NEGATE,
X-OR)
DEPENDENCY.
The
symbol
denoting
negate
dependency
is
the
letter
N.
See
Figure 8-11.
Each
input
or
output
affected
by
an
Nm
input
or
output
stands
in
an exclusive-OR
relationship
with
the
Nm
input
or
output.
If
a = 0, then c
=b
If
a = 1, then
c=
b
Figure 8-11. N (Negate, X-OR)
Dependency

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