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    The document describes the mode select inputs and corresponding logic/arithmetic operations of a chip. It specifies the active logic/arithmetic functions for different combinations of low and high signals on the mode select inputs S3, S2, S1 and S0. For example, when S3 is low, S2 is low, S1 is high and S0 is low, the active arithmetic function is subtraction (A minus B minus 1). It also notes that the listed functions are those the author thinks could be useful, though the usefulness of buffer functions is uncertain.

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    The document describes the mode select inputs and corresponding logic/arithmetic operations of a chip. It specifies the active logic/arithmetic functions for different combinations of low and high signals on the mode select inputs S3, S2, S1 and S0. For example, when S3 is low, S2 is low, S1 is high and S0 is low, the active arithmetic function is subtraction (A minus B minus 1). It also notes that the listed functions are those the author thinks could be useful, though the usefulness of buffer functions is uncertain.

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    The document describes the mode select inputs and corresponding logic/arithmetic operations of a chip. It specifies the active logic/arithmetic functions for different combinations of low and high signals on the mode select inputs S3, S2, S1 and S0. For example, when S3 is low, S2 is low, S1 is high and S0 is low, the active arithmetic function is subtraction (A minus B minus 1). It also notes that the listed functions are those the author thinks could be useful, though the usefulness of buffer functions is uncertain.

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    Mode Select Inputs Active LOW Operands & Fn Active HIGH Operands & Fn

    Outputs Outputs
    Logic Arithmetic Logic Arithmetic
    S3 S2 S1 S0
    (M = H) (M = L) (Cn = L) (M = H) (M = L) (Cn = H)
    L L L L NOT A DEC A NOT A
    L L L H NAND NOR
    L L H L
    L L H H
    L H L L NOR NAND
    L H L H NOT B NOT B
    L H H L XNOR SUB XOR SUB
    L H H H
    H L L L
    H L L H XOR ADD XNOR ADD
    H L H L BUFFER B BUFFER B
    H L H H OR AND
    H H L L SHL A SHL A
    H H L H
    H H H L AND OR
    H H H H BUFFER A BUFFER A DEC A

    Notes

    When the datasheet refers to Subtract Mode, it isn’t clear which mode it’s referring to. Is it
    talking about minus 1, AB minus 1, A minus 1, etc… as it turns out, Subtract Mode is the A minus
    B minus 1 function, which I’m calling SUB in the table above. So, the Mode Select Inputs should
    be LHHL, and the Mode Control Input (M) should be LOW.

    Also, the list of functions in the table above are ones that I think could be useful, though I’m still
    on the fence as to the usefulness of the BUFFER functions. I think my list is pretty good, but it is
    somewhat subjective. I suppose someone else might actually find the (A + B) plus A𝐵 function
    useful even though I don’t see any use for it.

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