EP4162640A1 - Combinational distribution system for distribution of energy and matter - Google Patents
Combinational distribution system for distribution of energy and matterInfo
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- the invention relates to a combinatorial distribution system for the distribution of energy and matter.
- Matter is a substance in a solid or liquid gas or plasma state that has mass and volume.
- Energy is the ability of a body or system to do work. Two systems are used to distribute and manage matter and energy: serially, whereby matter or energy is distributed in a line to specified destinations - addresses. parallel, whereby matter or energy is distributed in several lines to given targets - addresses.
- the parallel system enables the separation and separate management of work components. While the serial system has only one address to which energy or matter is distributed, the parallel system has several addresses. Despite all of these and other features of both systems, none of them behave like a logical control component.
- DE 699 06 299 T2 discloses a device for controlling several drawers. With this device, a large number of drawers can be moved in a furniture body by means of a power supply device.
- DE 27 29401 C2 discloses a “specialized digital computer for statistical information processing”.
- a circuit-based solution is described which is based on the use of probability information processing methods. The productivity when investigating random processes, in particular when calculating their statistical characteristics, is significantly increased, the electronic circuit is simplified, the outlay on equipment is reduced and the dimensions are reduced.
- DE 11 2016 003245.5 discloses a “resistive processing unit” with two connections, which has a first connection, a second connection and an active area.
- the active area brings about a non-linear change in a conduction state of the active area on the basis of at least one first coded signal applied to the first connection and at least one coded signal applied to the second connection.
- the active area is configured to locally execute a data storage operation of a training methodology based at least in part on the non-linear change in the line condition.
- the disadvantage of the known systems and methods is that a large number of electronic components are required in order, for example, to control or the like. to enable.
- the object of the invention is therefore to provide a system and a method which, by means of a few electronic components, enable reliable control for different possible uses. Disclosure of the invention
- a combinatorial distribution system of energy and matter is disclosed, the distribution system acting as a logical control component.
- the disclosed combinatorial distribution system is a system of power or matter conduits arranged by combinatorial logic.
- the combinatorial distribution system has two sides, one side A and one side B, which are connected to energy or matter lines. The ends of the lines are contact points of the system. Control or work components or an energy or matter system are connected to the contact points. On side A the contact points are grouped and connected, while on side B the contact points are grouped but not connected. Contact points on side A and side B can be used as system inputs or outputs. If the inputs are on the A side and the outputs are on the B side, then energy or matter is distributed by propagation, i.e. by dispersion.
- Lines are also transmission paths such as optical or magnetic transmissions, radio waves, lasers, light signals and the like.
- two or more contact points on side A are combined in such a way that only one of several combinations is used to determine the address of certain contact points on side B. For this reason, the contact points on side A automatically have their specific address.
- the lines deliver energy or matter only to certain contact points on side B.
- the lines deliver energy or matter to specific combined contact points on side A, which are connected to that contact point on side B.
- this has in particular 5 input contact points on side A, which are numbered from 1 to 5, and the letters alpha- "a”.
- the first input is labeled “a1”
- the second input is labeled "a2”, etc.
- the individual outputs and the contact points on side B are identified by a letter Omega “w” and a combination of numbers that represent the inputs to which this output is connected, e.g. B. "w1,2", “w1, 3", "etc.
- auxiliary formula with which the maximum number of outputs can be calculated wB on page B, based on the number of contact points - inputs - aA on side A reads:
- the contact points on the B-side are used as inputs, there are more inputs than the outputs on the A-side.
- the inputs on the B-side are identified by a letter alpha "a” and the combination of the output numbers on the A-side, e.g. B. "cd, 2", “cd, 3", etc.
- the outputs are marked with a letter omega “w” and a number, e.g. B. "w1", "w2” etc.
- the formula for calculating the maximum number of outputs - wA on side A versus the number of inputs - aB on side B is:
- the specific addresses to which contact points on side A and the contact points on side B are connected are obtained when the combinations of contact points on side A are named, whereby the combinations may not be repeated.
- the 2 contact points on side A are as follows:
- each line can have several different physical states.
- lines can be polarized positively (+) or negatively (-).
- optics when using glass fibers, they can be polarized, e.g. B. "red, green or blue", so "RGB”. RGB is the color space that is formed by means of the colors red, green and blue.
- pipes serve as lines for gases and liquids that have different pressures and Temperatures. By polarizing the lines, it is possible to "program" the system. This allows greater system possibilities.
- the combinatorial distribution system can be produced as a modular or separate compact logic element with or without additional logic components or as part of a device, a machine or a system.
- the combinatorial distribution system can be used in all scientific areas, i.e. in electrical engineering, optics, pneumatics, hydraulics, mechanics, etc. Due to the design rules and functional principles of the combinatorial distribution system, which are always the same, this system is explained using a further exemplary embodiment in electrical engineering.
- the combinatorial distribution system is processed with the combinatorics.
- the combinatorial distribution system has two sides, side A and side B.
- Side A and Side B can be either inputs or outputs of the system. If side A serves as system inputs, side B of the system is outputs and vice versa, if side B serves as system inputs, side A is the outputs of the system.
- matter or energy is dispersed by propagation. If the system inputs are on side B and the outputs are on side A, matter or energy is distributed by accumulation. There are lines on side A and on side B.
- the term “contact points of the lines” is used on side A and on side B instead of the term “lines”.
- the point of contact is the beginning or the end of the line or the point at which matter or energy enters or leaves the system.
- the lines or contact points have the same purpose, they carry matter or energy from one to a specific address.
- the lines or the contact points of the lines on side A stand individually for them and each of them represents an address.
- the lines or the contact points of the lines on side B are grouped together in groups of 2 or more and each of these groups of lines or contact points represents an address on side B.
- Line 2 of address 12 on side B is also connected to line 2 on side A.
- the combination of lines on side A should not be repeated.
- the combination of 1, 2 or 2.1 is the same combination.
- Another embodiment shows the application in the control of the LET: With a two-pole switch one of two poles (+ / -) is selected or left out in the middle position. By turning on two or more switches, electrical current is sent over the lines to the desired LET, which can then be turned on. Each has its own address and depends on how and which switches or inputs are combined. With this system several LETs can be switched on and controlled at the same time, since several switches can be operated at the same time.
- This example is used in different technologies, e.g .: large interactive touchscreens, computer architecture, switching on and off electrical machines and devices and operations, telecommunications - multiplexing and demultiplexing.
- Fig. 1 shows an example of a design of a combinatorial distribution system
- Fig. 2 shows schematically an application in the control of a LET
- Fig. 4 shows a combination of the lines on side A for creating the addresses on side B
- Fig. 5 shows a Pascal triangle
- Fig. 6 shows the combinatorial distribution system with 6 lines on the A side, with 3 being combined as an example to obtain an address on the B side,
- Fig. 7a shows an example of the distribution of matter or energy according to Fig. 6, whereby on side B the fully active address 134 is given as an example, which is connected to the active addresses 1, 3 and 4 on side A,
- Fig. 7b shows an example of a fully active address 256 on side B, which is connected to other fully active addresses 2, 5 and 6 on side A and
- Fig. 8 shows the application in the control of an LED.
- the combinatorial distribution system shown in Figure 1 is a system of power or matter lines (3) arranged by combinatorial logic.
- the combinatorial distribution system has two sides, side A (1) and side B (2), on which the ends of the energy or matter lines or lines for the distribution of energy or matter, with which the two sides are connected, are arranged.
- the contact points (4, 5) are grouped and arranges.
- the control or work components or an energy or matter system are connected to the contact points.
- Contact points on side A (1) and side B (2) can be used as system inputs or outputs If the inputs are on the A-side (1) and the outputs are on the B-side (2), energy or matter is distributed by propagation, ie by dispersion, if the system inputs are on the B-side (2) and the outputs are on the A-side (1), the energy or matter is distributed by accumulation, ie by accumulation.
- two or more contact points on side A (1) are combined in this way that only one of several combinations is used to determine the address of certain contact points on side B (2). For this reason, the contact points on side A (1) automatically have their specific address. If energy or matter via combined contact points on side A.
- the embodiment of the combinational distribution system shown in Fig. 1 has input contact points (4) on side A (1) numbered 1 to 5 and the letters alpha- "a". The first input is labeled "a 1", the second input is labeled "a 2", etc.
- Individual outputs such as the contact points (5) on side B (2) are identified by a letter omega “w” and a combination of Numbers marked that represent the inputs to which this output is connected, e.g. B. "w1,2 ⁇ " w1,3 ".” Etc.
- Fig. 2 shows the application in the control of a LET (light emitting transistor): With the two-pole switch (6) one of the two poles (+ / -) is selected or this is left out in the middle position. By switching on two or more switches, electrical current is sent via the lines (3) to the desired LET (8), which can then be switched on.
- Each LET (8) has its own address and it depends on how and which switches (6) or inputs (4) are combined. With this system several LETs (8) can be switched on and controlled at the same time several switches (6) can be operated at the same time.
- This example is used in different technologies, e.g. large interactive touchscreens, computer architecture, switching electrical machines and devices on and off, telecommunications - multiplexers and demultiplexers of signals, etc.
- Figures 3a) and 3b) show that the combination of lines on side A are not repeated in order to obtain a single unique address on side B.
- a combination of 1, 2 or 2.1 is therefore the same combination. If, when designing a combinatorial distribution system, the combinations of the lines on side A are repeated, a parallel combinatorial distribution system is obtained, which means that at least 2 groups of lines on side B have the same address.
- the lines in the lines groups or the addresses on side B are not connected to the same lines on side A, as shown in Fig. 3c), since in this case a classic parallel system is shown.
- Fig. 4 is an example of how the number of addresses on side B changes when the number of combinations K is changed and there are 6 addresses on side A, is shown in the following table:
- Fig. 4 shows a combination of the lines on the A side to create the addresses on the B side which have 2 or more lines.
- the addresses on side B can be created that have two combinations of lines.
- a lot of combiners tion is marked with the letter K.
- the combination also shows how many lines an address on side B has.
- the formula by which a set of addresses on side B can be calculated compared to the number of addresses on side A is:
- A number of addresses on page A.
- K number of combined addresses on side A or number of lines of an address on side B.
- FIG. 5 shows how the relationship between some sets of the addresses on the A side, a number of combinations K and some sets of the addresses on the B side is represented in FIG. 5 in the form of a “Pascal's triangle”.
- FIG. 5 an example of a combinatorial distribution system, which is shown in FIG. 6, is marked in the “Pascal triangle”, marked with a black color.
- Fig. 6 shows that the combinatorial distribution system on the A side has the 6 lines of which three are combined to achieve the B side address. This example shows that there are 20 possible combinations on page B - addresses without repetition. The specific names of the unique addresses on side B are obtained if all combinations K of the addresses on side A are written out.
- FIG. 7a) and 7b) show how matter or energy is distributed in the combinatorial distribution system shown in FIG. 6. If energy or matter is sent through a given combination of lines on side A, all lines are only active at a specific address on side B, ie matter or energy is distributed over all lines of this specific address.
- the other addresses on side B have wholly or partly inactive lines, as shown in Fig. 7a) and Fig. 7b).
- Fig. 7a) on side B is the fully active address 134 and is connected to the active addresses 1, 3 and 4 on side A.
- Fig. 7b) on side B is the fully active one Address 256 and is connected to active addresses 2, 5 and 6 on side A.
- the lines deliver energy or matter to several specific combined lines or addresses on side A that are connected to that address on side B.
- the behavior and operation of the combinational distribution system can be used when:
- the lines are polarized.
- the flow of matter and energy through cables is influenced by the physical properties of the cables such as dimensions, shape, composition of the material from which the cable is made, etc.
- the state of the line is influenced which distributes this matter or energy.
- polarization of the lines which describes the change from one physical line state to another physical state.
- Each “pole combination” - P can generate a “subaddress” - S.
- K 3
- the combinatorial distribution system can be produced as a modular or separate compact logic element with or without additional logic components or as part of a device, a machine or a system.
- the combinatorial distribution system can be used in all scientific areas, ie in electrical rototechnology, optics, pneumatics, hydraulics, mechanics, etc.
- a combinatorial distribution system can be designed as a system of rigid or flexible pipes or hoses made of rubber, plastic, metal, etc., or as a system of channels or holes through a material, etc.
- the combinatorial distribution system can have cables, look like a matrix in electronics, look like a printed copper plate or look like a microchip, etc.
- the combinatorial distribution system in optics can be formed from optical glass fibers or another material that guides light.
- a combinatorial distribution system can be manufactured as a system of levers, steel cables, gears, etc., with which mechanical energy can be transmitted to a specific address.
- the channels can be made of biological material.
- a combinatorial distribution system can be produced as a modular or separate compact logic element with or without additional logic components or as part of a device, a machine or a system. The rules of construction and the principle of operation of the combinatorial distribution system are always the same regardless of the branch of science in which the combinatorial distribution system is used.
- Fig. 8 shows the application in the control of an LED (light emitting diode): With the two pole switch (6) one of the two poles (+ / -) is selected or this is left out in the middle position. By switching on two or more switches, electrical current is sent via the lines (3) to the desired LED (8), which can then be switched on.
- Each LED (8) has its own address and it depends on how and which switches (6) or inputs (4) are combined. With this system several LEDs (8) can be switched on and controlled at the same time, since several switches (6) can be operated at the same time.
- the application of this example takes place in different technologies, for example: large interactive Touchscreens, computer architecture, switching electrical machines and devices on and off, telecommunications - multiplexing and demultiplexing signals, etc. All of the features shown in the description, the following claims and the drawings can be essential to the invention both individually and in any combination.
- A number of addresses on side A
- K number of combined addresses on side A or number of lines of an address on side B.
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