CN112379723A - Multi-system input and output equipment of optical chip - Google Patents
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The invention discloses a multi-system input and output device for an optical chip, which comprises: the system comprises three modules, namely an input device, an output device and a multilevel optical signal storage. The optical signal storage of the input and output device of the optical chip converts the optical signals with different frequencies into multilevel commands and stores a plurality of multilevel commands to different memory addresses of the multilevel optical signal storage. The input and output equipment of the optical chip transmits input characters to the novel optical energy multilevel central processing unit in a hexadecimal mode through the input equipment, performs addressing operation of multilevel commands through the novel optical energy multilevel central processing unit, transmits addressing results to the output equipment through the multilevel commands, and displays the results through the output equipment.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a multilevel input and output device for an optical chip.
Technical Field
The optical signal storage is mainly a container for storing various commands of the computer system, and the commands stored in the memory are all binary commands.
When an operator inputs commands or data through the input device, the input commands or data are complicated to continuously convert into a binary system in the computer system.
The input device is a device for inputting data and information to the computer, and is a bridge for the computer to communicate with a user or other devices, and the input device is one of main devices for exchanging information between the user and a computer system.
The output equipment mainly accepts computer data output display, printing, sound, controls and operates peripheral equipment operation, and also expresses various calculation result data or information in the form of numbers, characters, images, sound and the like.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the problem of multi-system input and output of a novel optical energy central processing unit.
The input-output device for the optical chip comprises: the input device, the output device and the multilevel optical signal memory are three modules in total.
The optical signal memory stores computer input and output commands to the optical signal memory through a novel optical energy central processing unit through multilevel optical signal frequency commands, and the optical signal memory allocates each multilevel optical signal frequency command to a unique memory address.
The operator inputs the command or data to the novel light energy multi-system central processing unit through the input device, the input command or data is transmitted to the novel light energy multi-system central processing unit, and the novel light energy multi-system central processing unit transmits the input multi-system light signal command or multi-system light signal data to the multi-system light signal storage.
The optical signal memory receives the multilevel optical signal data or multilevel optical signal commands from the novel optical energy multilevel central processing unit, and the memory address addressing operation of the multilevel optical signal memory is carried out through the optical signal frequency.
The optical signal memory returns the memory address addressing result to the novel optical energy multi-system central processing unit in a multi-system optical signal frequency mode.
The novel optical energy multilevel system central processing unit receives the addressing result from the multilevel system optical signal memory and transmits multilevel system optical signal frequency data or multilevel system optical signal frequency commands to the output equipment through the novel optical energy multilevel system central processing unit.
When the output device of the optical chip receives the frequency data of the multilevel optical signal or the command of the multilevel optical signal, the multilevel optical signal is displayed through the output device.
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Detailed Description
Firstly, when an operator starts the key of the novel optical energy central processing unit, the input and output equipment of the optical chip can check whether the access is normal or not.
When the input and output device of the optical chip is normally connected, an operator can perform normal input operation through the input device of the optical chip.
When the input equipment of the optical chip is abnormally accessed, the input equipment can be displayed through the output equipment of the optical chip and is reminded of abnormal access.
When an operator inputs data or commands, the input data or commands are split by the novel optical energy multi-system central processing unit through the input equipment, the matching speed of memory addresses is improved through the character splitting, and the operator has good experience.
The specific multilevel optical signal frequency value of an operator input command or data is determined through characters split by the novel optical energy multilevel central processing unit.
When the novel optical energy multilevel central processing unit does not divide data or commands input by an operator, the address matching speed is low, and similarly, the frequency value of converting the data or commands input by the operator into multilevel optical signals is also low.
When an operator inputs an error command or error data through the input device and transmits the error data or command to the novel optical energy multilevel central processing unit, the novel optical energy multilevel central processing unit can not determine the specific multilevel optical signal frequency value of the command or data input by the operator.
And the correct multilevel optical signal frequency value is transmitted to a multilevel optical signal storage by the novel optical energy multilevel central processing unit.
The optical signal storage receives the multilevel optical signal frequency value from the novel optical energy multilevel central processing unit, carries out memory address matching of the multilevel optical signal frequency value, and carries out value taking operation on the memory address obtained by matching.
If the multi-system optical signal frequency value is transmitted to the multi-system optical signal storage, and the multi-system optical signal frequency value cannot be matched with the memory address, the matching result is transmitted to the novel optical energy multi-system central processing unit, and the matching result is displayed through the output equipment.
If the frequency value of the multilevel optical signal is successfully matched, the frequency value of the multilevel matched from the memory address is taken out, and the value of the multilevel is transmitted to the novel optical energy multilevel central processing unit.
When the novel optical energy multilevel system central processing unit receives the transmitted multilevel system frequency value, the novel optical energy multilevel system central processing unit transmits the value result received from the multilevel system optical signal storage to the output device of the optical chip.
When the output device of the optical chip receives the multilevel optical signal frequency value, the multilevel optical signal frequency value is converted into specific data or a command, and finally the specific data or the command is displayed for a user to check.
The above-described implementation of the present invention is only for clearly illustrating the technical solutions of the present invention, and is not to be understood as limiting the present invention in any way. The present invention has many known alternatives and modifications in the art, which fall within the scope of the present invention without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
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1. The invention discloses a multi-system input and output device for an optical chip, which comprises: the input device, the output device and the multilevel optical signal memory are three modules in total.
2. The optical signals with different frequencies are divided into multilevel commands, the multilevel commands are stored in a multilevel optical signal storage, a plurality of optical signals are distributed with independent memory addresses, and the memory addresses are used as unique identifiers of the commands.
3. The input content is transmitted to a central processing unit of the novel optical energy optical signal storage through the input equipment of the optical chip, the multilevel optical signal command is exchanged according to the input content, and the addressing operation of the multilevel optical signal storage is carried out through the multilevel command.
4. The addressing result is converted and transmitted to the novel optical energy multi-system central processing unit from the multi-system, and is transmitted to the output device by the novel optical energy multi-system central processing unit, and the addressing result is displayed by the output device.
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