Patent
1996-09-11
1997-11-18
Harvey, Jack B.
395880, G06F 1300
Patent
active
056896603
ABSTRACT:
A PC bus architecture that is compatible with an industry standard bus architecture and allows devices to transfer data at higher data rates that the bus clock speed. By transferring data more than once per clock cycle, the data transfer rate is multiplied. Another feature of the present invention is a protocol allowing a data transaction in which a data transfer request can be made by a bus master device and then queued so that the transaction occurs at a later time allowing the bus to be free for other transactions until the responding device has prepared the data.
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Carlson Richard
Johnson Leith L.
Harvey Jack B.
Hewlett-Packard Co.
Wiley David A.
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