Method and apparatus for dynamic data block length adjustment

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370 82, H04J 302, H04J 316

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for sensing the amount of current data traffic on a high speed parallel bus, such as a Multibus II, and dynamically adjusting the allowable length of a any data block from any bus agent to optimize bus efficiency. A data transfer activity counter or similar device counts the amount of bits transferred in a predetermined sample interval, which is decoded after every sample interval and the allowable block length adjusted. The data block lengths are preselected to optimize efficiency at various average operating conditions with the further consideration that each agent has a maximum data latency time which should not be exceeded before that agent gains access to the bus.

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