Coherent Processor: A New CPU and Microelectronics Architecture Based on ODTOE Principles — Overview
A conceptual architecture for a new type of processor based on ODTOE principles is proposed with six key differences from the von Neumann architecture: (1) tern
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A conceptual architecture for a new type of processor based on ODTOE principles is proposed with six key differences from the von Neumann architecture: (1) ternary logic (−1, 0, +1) instead of binary; (2) φ-clocking with duration ratio φ=1.618 for maximum KAM stability; (3) toroidal interconnect topology with R/r=φ; (4) self-referential Ô(Ô)-loop — the processor continuously observes and reconfigures itself; (5) coherent phase synchronization instead of a global clock; (6) resonance window (π−3)²≈2% as tolerance. Four implementation stages from FPGA prototype to a fully functional coherent processor are outlined.