| 摘要 |
An input number is applied to a look-up table that supplies three coefficients based upon certain bits of the input that define a series of bins. The first coefficient is fed directly to an adder that produces the output. The second coefficient is multiplied by a number corresponding to how far the input is from the edge of a bin. This number is then input to the adder that produces the output. The third coefficient is multiplied by a number that is the result of a curve-fit function of a number corresponding to how far the input is from the middle of a bin. This result is then input to the adder that produces the output. These three addends are aligned and summed to produce an output that corresponds within a certain precision of a chosen mathematical function of the input such as the mathematical inverse (1/x) or the mathematical inverse of the square root of the input.
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