Excavating
Patent
1988-05-26
1992-04-21
Smith, Jerry
Excavating
G06F 1110
Patent
active
051075075
ABSTRACT:
A circuit for buffering and parity checking digital data communicated between first and second data buses includes a plurality of bidirectional bit buffer circuits. Each of the bidirectional bit buffer circuits includes: a first data path comprising a data receiver, latch, and driver connected in series between the first and second data buses, respectively; a second data path comprising a data receiver, latch and driver connected in series between the second and first data buses, respectively; control mechanisms for controlling the drivers to selectively place the output of the drivers in an active driving or high impedance state; and control mechanisms for controlling the data latches to selectively latch or pass through data. A parity generating circuit is connected at the output of the latch in the first data path of each of the bidirectional bit buffer circuits for generating a parity bit responsive to the data at the output of these latches. A transparent latch and driver circuit with phase splitter are provided for increasing the speed of the circuit without substantially increasing the power requirements.
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Bland Patrick M.
Dean Mark E.
Gaudenzi Gene J.
Kramer Kevin G.
Tempest Susan L.
Brandt Jeffrey L.
Huntley David
International Business Machines
Smith Jerry
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