Honeywell International Inc.

Paul D Kammann

Thom Kreider

Darryl I Parmet

Jon Douglas Gilreath

Ronald E Strong

Gary Warnica

Vincent James Gavagan, Iv

Grant L Smith

Vince J Gavagan, Iv

Vince J Gavagan Iv

A method for generating a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal, by a processor communicatively coupled to a system memory element, is provided. The method computes, by the processor, a coarse adjustment PWM output signal and a modified fine adjustment input signal, using a low speed clock rate; performs, by the processor, a fine adjustment to the coarse adjustment PWM output signal, using a high speed clock rate, based on the modified fine adjustment input signal; and generates an increased resolution PWM output signal, by the processor, based on the fine adjustment.

Systems and methods for generating high performance pulse width modulation (PWM) signals

A method for improving performance of an access triggered architecture for a computer implemented application is provided. The method first executes typical operations of the access triggered architecture according to an execution time, wherein the typical operations comprise: obtaining a dataset and an instruction set; and using the instruction set to transmit the dataset to a functional block associated with an operation, wherein the functional block performs the operation using the dataset to generate a revised dataset. The method further creates a pipeline of the typical operations to reduce the execution time of the typical operations, to create a reduced execution time; and executes the typical operations according to the reduced execution time, using the pipeline.

Systems and methods for using error correction and pipelining techniques for an access triggered computer architecture

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Paul D Kammann