Pulse or digital communications – Cable systems and components
Patent
1997-09-26
2000-11-28
Chin, Stephen
Pulse or digital communications
Cable systems and components
375377, 375259, 375354, 327297, 327291, 327141, H04B 300, H04L 2300, H04L 2700, H03K 300
Patent
active
061544981
ABSTRACT:
A computer system with a semi-differential bus-signaling scheme is described. The computer system includes a transmitter coupled to a common bus. The transmitter sends clock signals and a data signal to logic-comparing devices within a receiver. The logic-comparing devices compare the data signal to a reference voltage while comparing the clock signals to each other. After the comparison, the clock signals can be used to capture the data into a retiming circuit.
REFERENCES:
patent: 5864253 (1999-01-01), Katakura et al.
Gunning et al., "A CMOS Low-Voltage-Swing Transmission-Line Transceiver, " Proceedings of 1992 IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference, pp. 58-59 (1992).
Dabral Sanjay
Ilkbahar Alper
Sampath Dilip K.
Chin Stephen
Deppe Betsy L.
Intel Corporation
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