Arbitration system limiting high priority successive grants

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1990-01-31

1996-04-09

Shin, Christopher B.

Boots, shoes, and leggings

364DIG1, 3642426, 3642428, 36424293, G00F 1314

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055069894

ABSTRACT:
Priority levels and bump values are assigned to requestors for access to a system resource. When access requests are received, arbitration of the requests is made in accordance with the assigned priorities, bump values, and the received access requests. If a high priority level access request is granted, then the same request will be held off for a successive number of requests as set by the bump values. In cases where the access is required for more than one request/grant cycle, the priority level access can be retained as long as required.

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patent: 3840859 (1974-10-01), Vigil et al.
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patent: 4920486 (1990-04-01), Nielsen
Research Disclosure, No. 271, Nov. 1986, Havant GB, "Algorithm for Arbitration Priority Adjustment", p. 668.

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