Split level bus

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307475, 307494, 375 36, H03K 19003

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049946900

ABSTRACT:
A split level differential bus having first and second signals at first and second lines, respectively, for transmitting data from a typical driver to a typical receiver, includes a first independent voltage source for terminating the first line and a second independent voltage source for terminating the second line, the second independent voltage source providing a voltage level that is different from the voltage level provided by the first independent voltage source. A current switch circuit controlled by the driver for switching current from the first line to the second line. A level shifting circuit coupled between the first line and the receiver for level shifting the first signal by a predetermined voltage.

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