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Paritosh K. Chakraborty

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affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur

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1987
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Paritosh K. Chakraborty:
Realization of multiple-input basic logic gates using microprocessors. Microprocess. Microsystems 11(6): 337-338 (1987)
1986
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Paritosh K. Chakraborty, Juran C. Biswas:
Logical operations on flag bits X5 and CY, definition of D3 and an undocumented feature of instruction DADrp in the 8085. Microprocess. Microsystems 10(3): 169-170 (1986)
1985
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Paritosh K. Chakraborty, Juran C. Biswas:
Definition of unspecified flag bits of the Z80 microprocessor. Microprocess. Microsystems 9(1): 15-16 (1985)
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Paritosh K. Chakraborty, Juran C. Biswas:
Undocumented features of the X5 flag belt in the 8085 microprocessor: Many 8085 users have found problems in comparing signed operands using conventional methods. Microprocess. Microsystems 9(6): 296-299 (1985)

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