Bi-directional data control state machine

Electrical computers and digital data processing systems: input/ – Intrasystem connection – Bus access regulation

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C710S106000, C713S502000, C370S462000

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07430626

ABSTRACT:
A method for controlling bi-directional data transfers in an electronic circuit is provided. The method involves when a first of at least two data signals is activated as an originating data signal prior to a second of the at least two data signals: allowing only a device associated with the first of the at least two data signals to be a signal source, and causing a device associated with the second of the at least two data signals to enter a receive state as a signal sink. The method further involves passing at least one bit of data from the signal source to the signal sink.

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