Target selection response circuit for a small computer system in

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395280, G06F 1336

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ABSTRACT:
A selection response circuit according to SCSI (small computer system interface), where a selection response device is designed with a digital logic having a simple structure. The present circuit comprises a bus checking unit for checking the status of an SCSI bus, an ID bit checking units for checking whether a bit corresponding to the ID of itself is active on the bus, and a bus free checking unit for checking the status of a BSY signal and an SEL signal on the SCSI bus to determine whether all SCSI units are using the bus.

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