Single-channel bus system for multi-master use with bit cell syn

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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ABSTRACT:
Messages consisting of an arbitration field followed by a data field circulate in a single-channel bus system. The stations comprise a storage element for an intended delay time between a locally formed signal transition and a resultant detectable signal transition. The stations also comprise a continuous sequencer for the successive bit cells. When a signal transition is detected, the sequencers are loaded with the position of the storage element, so that they are synchronized. In the case of a transmission operation, the delay is measured, so as to update the contents of the storage element.

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