High impedance, Manchester (3 state) to TTL (2 wire, 2 state) tr

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375 36, 375 55, 370 31, 370 85, H04L 2718

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ABSTRACT:
An electrically and mechanically modular design of a high impedance, passive transceiver is disclosed for use in distributed, serial transmission systems to provide half uplex interfacing to multiple users with minimum loading and reflection. The transceiver is selectively operable in either of two modes: a receive mode for receiving low-level serial, bi-phase (3 state) Manchester coded signals and transmitting (2 wire, 2 state) signals at transistor-transistor logic (TTL) levels; and a transmit mode for receiving (2 wire, 2 state) signals at TTL levels and transmitting the low-level, serial bi-phase, (3 state) signals on the bus.

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