Overcoming the effects of spurious pulses on wired-or lines in computer bus systems

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Spurious pulses can be generated on wired-OR computer bus lines under certain conditions. The letter explains how they are caused and presents two methods for overcoming their effects. The first relies on timing within the devices connected to the bus; the second, thought to be preferable, involves forming the line into a loop and arranging for each device to sense the signal at two points along it.

Inspec keywords: distributed processing; multiprocessing systems; computer networks

Other keywords: spurious pulses; glitches; multiprocessing systems; interference suppression; computer bus systems; causes; wired-OR lines

Subjects: Computer networks and techniques; Mainframes and minicomputers

References

    1. 1)
      • P. Borrill . IEEE P896—the Futurebus project. Microprocess. & Microsyst. , 466 - 470
    2. 2)
      • Taub, D.M.: `Digital signal transmission system for minimising the effects of reflections', 1 448 099, , UK Patent Specification.
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