Communications: electrical – Continuously variable indicating – With meter reading
Patent
1988-11-18
1990-05-08
Yusko, Donald J.
Communications: electrical
Continuously variable indicating
With meter reading
3408255, 370 852, 307597, 307592, H04Q 120
Patent
active
049242202
ABSTRACT:
An arbiter circuit is disclosed for processing competing requests for access to a shared resource made simultaneously by two subsystems in a multi-processor system. The arbiter circuit includes an SR flip-flop composed of a pair of NAND gates, and functions to block the passage of a subsequent request signal from one subsystem to the SR flip-flop during a predetermined time interval after a request signal from the other subsystem has been supplied to the flip-flop. A result is that the both inputs of the SR flip-flop are not shifted up from the low levels to the high levels at the same time by the simultaneous generation of request signals from both subsystems, thereby eliminating any possibility of the output from the flip-flop floating at an intermediate level between the high and low level.
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Kobayashi Toshifumi
Mihara Masaaki
Mitsubishi Denki & Kabushiki Kaisha
Pudpud Eric O.
Yusko Donald J.
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