Dual microprocessor architecture for control of a continuously v

Details Dual microprocessor architecture for control of a continuously v Dual microprocessor architecture for control of a continuously v

1991-04-09

1994-02-08

Trans, Vincent N.

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74866, G06F 1560, B60K 4100

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ABSTRACT:
A control architecture for controlling continuously variable transmissions includes two microcomputers. A first microcomputer receives certain input signals and performs certain tasks, and a second microcomputer receives other input signals and performs other tasks. A data bus is provided for communicatively interconnecting the microcomputers, and a transfer table associated with each microcomputer has a transmit section of pointers referencing memory locations containing data to be transferred and a receive section of pointers referencing memory locations to receive transferred data. Data is transferred between the microcomputers at regular intervals enabling real time output control signals to be generated.

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