Arbiter for a serial bus system

Multiplex communications – Channel assignment techniques – Arbitration for access to a channel

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C370S461000, C710S119000

Reexamination Certificate

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07995607

ABSTRACT:
An arbiter for a device arranged to be coupled to a serial bus, the arbiter comprising a means for obtaining identifier information associated with one more other devices coupled to the serial bus and; means for determining a priority level based upon an identifier associated with the device and identifier associated with one of the other devices.

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