Universal serial bus circuit and data structure

Computer-aided design and analysis of circuits and semiconductor – Nanotechnology related integrated circuit design

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C716S030000

Reexamination Certificate

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07020851

ABSTRACT:
A USB circuit that can prevent phase difference between a signal pair with high precision without the need for strict design conditions. In a preferred embodiment of this USB circuit, the USB controller thereof comprises a flip-flop pair to match the timings of a signal pair output to an output signal line pair and a flip-flop pair to match the timings of a signal pair input from an input signal line pair, and the USB driver thereof comprises a third flip-flop pair to match the timings of a signal pair input from the output signal line pair, and a fourth flip-flop pair to match the timings of a signal pair output to the input signal line pair.

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