CHROMATIC MAINFRAME

• US 20130124115A1
• Filed: 11/16/2011
• Published: 05/16/2013
• Est. Priority Date: 11/16/2011
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: Jean-Pierre Key
• Original Assignee: Jean-Pierre Key
• Inventors: Key, Jean-Pierre
• Granted Patent: US 9,535,448 B2
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 702/57
• CPC Class Codes: G06E 1/00 Devices for processing exclusively digital data

Abstract

A chromatic processor and a computational process which includes the steps of assigning values to wavelengths of a portion of the electromagnetic spectrum; using electromagnetic emitters for emitting waves having some of those wavelengths; expanding the number of waves available to the computational process by controlling the electromagnetic emitters input to a blended wave output; and combining some of the available waves in order to obtain new wave(s) representing new value(s).

Claims

1. A computational process comprising:

assigning values to wavelengths of at least a portion of the electromagnetic spectrum;

using electromagnetic emitters for emitting waves having at least some of said wavelengths;

expanding the number of waves available to the computational process by controlling the electromagnetic emitters input to a blended wave output; and

controllably combining some of the available waves in order to obtain at least one new wave representing at least one new value.

2. A computational process as in claim 1, wherein said values comprise digital numbers.

3. A computational process as in claim 1, wherein said values comprise mathematical operations.

4. A computational process as in claim 1, wherein said values comprise logical operations.

5. A computational process as in claim 1, wherein said portion of the electromagnetic spectrum comprises the visible spectrum.

6. A computational process as in claim 1, wherein the electromagnetic emitters are LEDs having multiple dies.

7. A computational process as in claim 1, wherein the electromagnetic emitters are LEDs having a single die.

8. A computational process as in claim 1, wherein the controlling of the electromagnetic emitters is performed by using digital means.

9. A computational process as in claim 8, wherein said digital means comprise a timer.

10. A computational process as in claim 1, wherein the controlling of the electromagnetic emitters is performed by using analog means.

11. A computational process as in claim 10, wherein said analog means comprise a variable resistor.

12. A computational process as in claim 1, further comprising expanding the number of waves available to the computational process by manipulating the blended wave output through the use of a diffuser.

13. A computational process as in claim 1, wherein said combining is achieved using at least one member of the group consisting of color combining, saturation, red shifting, green shifting, blue shifting, and wave superimposition.

14. A computational process as in claim 1, wherein said combining represents the operation of addition.

15. A computational process as in claim 1, wherein said combining represents the operation of subtraction.

16. A computational process as in claim 15, wherein the new value represents the result of said subtraction.

17. A chromatic processor comprising:

at least one input electromagnetic emitter used to input information in the form of electromagnetic waves;

means for influencing the emission of said input electromagnetic emitter;

at least one input channel, which is in communication with said input electromagnetic emitter and with an optical gate;

at least one operation electromagnetic emitter, which, through an operation channel, communicates to said optical gate the operation to be performed by the optical gate; and

, at least one output channel through which the result of the operation performed by the optical gate is outputted.

18. A chromatic processor as in claim 17, wherein said optical gate comprises at least one chamber, separated in two compartments by an aperture, wherein, input electromagnetic waves initially reside.

19. An optical gate arranged in a grid like system and comprising:

chambers capable of receiving input electromagnetic waves from input channels;

optical gate channels which are in communication with said chambers and output channels;

means for manipulating the input electromagnetic waves according to the operation to be performed by the optical gate, which results in obtaining output electromagnetic waves; and

, means for directing the input and output electromagnetic waves through said optical gate channels.