Data processing circuit

Multiplex communications – Pathfinding or routing – Switching a message which includes an address header

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C370S471000, C370S474000

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07400628

ABSTRACT:
A data processing circuit capable of selecting data of a specified channel without using an externally provided circuit for channel selection and outputting the same to a data transfer path, wherein channel identification data is extracted from input data in the application interface circuit based on a packet enable signal input from an MPEG transporter, the extracted channel identification data and channel specifying data are compared. The packet enable signal is output as a packet enable signal to a pre-transmission processing signal when they are identical from the comparison result, while a packet enable signal indicating invalidity is output to the pre-transmission processing circuit when they are not identical.

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