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Via-cyrix, Inc.

Andrew T Brown

Marvin Wayne Martinez, Jr

Nicholas Paul Mati

Nelle B Brown

Isaiah Friesen

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A method, and apparatus, for cremating the remains of a deceased being. The method comprises transporting a mobile crematorium to a location wherein the deceased is to be cremated. The mobile crematorium comprises a first combustion chamber, wheels and a trailer hitch. The deceased remains are then heated in the first combustion chamber to a temperature of at least 1000&deg; F. thereby creating combustion gases and noncombustible materials. The combustion gases are allowed to exit the first combustion chamber and the noncombustible materials are removed and placed in a storage device such as an urn.

Mobile crematorium

An improved clock generator performs clock multiplication using selectable generation of clock edges. A clock multiplier divides an input clock period into N edges by generating N non-overlapping clock pulses synchronized to the period of the reference clock&mdash;these edges are selectably combined to produce an output clock with the desired multiplication and duty cycle. The sequence of non-overlapping pulses is synchronized to the period of the input reference clock, i.e., to the first harmonic of the reference clock. A pulse generator network includes N pulse generators PG,-PGN, with the output of each pulse generator being coupled to the input of the next pulse generator. When triggered, each pulse generator generates a pulse P with a leading edge and a trailing edge, and a pulse width determined by a selectable pulse-width delay signal. The pulse generator PG,is triggered by a leading edge of the reference clock, and the remaining pulse generators PG,-PGN are triggered by the trailing edge of the pulse P from the previous pulse generator. A synchronization circuit detects phase deviations between the trailing edge of the pulse PN from pulse generator PGN and the leading edge of the reference clock, and provides a corresponding phase adjustment signal used to adjust the pulse-width delay signal for at least one of the pulses P so as to achieve phase locking.

Clock multiplier using nonoverlapping clock pulses for waveform generation

A CPU-Peripheral bus interface for 64-bit local bus to 32-bit peripheral bus uses byte enable signaling to provide byte lane steering. Qbuffer logic provides a hardware interface that interfaces directly to the processor local-bus--a Qbuffer protocol using conventional byte enable signals provides lane steering to eliminate the need for separate multiplexing logic. The Qbuffer protocol signals include a BE control signal asserted by the system logic to cause the CPU to relinquish control of the byte enable control lines, such that the system control logic is able to drive the BE control lines with byte enable codes to implement lane steering for CPU-Peripheral transfers.

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Ft. Collins, CO, United States of America

Andrew T Brown