Ex parte HEDAYAT et al. - Page 4




          Appeal No. 1998-3331                                       Page 4           
          Application No. 08/852,842                                                  


                    a separate auxiliary DSP program memory mapped into               
               the memory space of said main DSP for storing said                     
               processing instructions.                                               





               The prior art applied in rejecting the claims follows:                 
               Intrater et al. (Intrater)         5,491,828      Feb. 13,             
               1996                                                                   
               Diamondstein et al. (Diamondstein)      5,432,804      July            
               11, 1995.                                                              
          Claims 1, 2, 4-17, and 19-20 stand rejected under 35 U.S.C.                 
          § 103 as being obvious over Intrater in view of Diamondstein.               
          Rather than reiterate the arguments of the appellants or                    
          examiner in toto, we refer the reader to the brief and answer               
          for the respective details thereof.                                         


                                       OPINION                                        
               In deciding this appeal, we considered the subject matter              
          on appeal and the rejection of the examiner.  Furthermore, we               
          duly considered the arguments and evidence of the appellants                
          and examiner.  After considering the record, we are persuaded               









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