Electrical computers and digital data processing systems: input/ – Intrasystem connection – Bus access regulation
Patent
1998-12-18
2000-11-28
Auve, Glenn A.
Electrical computers and digital data processing systems: input/
Intrasystem connection
Bus access regulation
710101, 710102, 710104, 710126, 710129, 711167, G06F 1300
Patent
active
061548030
ABSTRACT:
A method and arrangement passes data between two busses without needing conventional bridge-interface protocols. Consistent with one method embodiment of the present invention, data is passed between a first bus on a reference chip and an external bus using a two-way buffer arrangement between the external bus and the first bus. The method includes coupling a two-way buffer arrangement between the external bus and the first bus, determining which of the busses is the initiating bus, and in response to this determination, controlling the two-way buffer arrangement to asynchronously copy data through the two-way buffer arrangement from the initiating bus to the other bus, wherein data is passed automatically in response to its presence at the buffer arrangement without any clock cycle delays. An example application is directed to interfacing with a bus used for a rapid silicon processing chip.
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Johnson Mark
Pontius Timothy
Auve Glenn A.
Philips Semiconductors Inc.
Thiang Eric S.
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