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Bus network

About: Bus network is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 7017 publications have been published within this topic receiving 97556 citations.


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28 Dec 1995
TL;DR: In this paper, a method and apparatus for interfacing a device which is compliant to a first bus protocol to a second bus having a second protocol and providing virtual functions through an intelligent bridge is presented.
Abstract: A method and apparatus for interfacing a device which is compliant to a first bus protocol to a second bus having a second protocol and for providing virtual functions through an intelligent bridge The interface apparatus is coupled to the first bus and the second bus The interface device detects a configuration cycle on the second bus and translates the configuration cycle into a corresponding cycle in a format understandable by the first bus The bus cycle is executed on the first bus A local processor is interrupted by the interface apparatus A verification and correction program is executed by the local processor to restore configuration header values if the executed bus cycle violated the protocol of the second bus The interface apparatus insures that requests for access to the first bus are blocked during the execution of the verification and correction program

84 citations

Patent
29 Jun 2001
TL;DR: In this article, a method and associated apparatus is provided for improving the performance of a high speed memory bus using switches, where switches disconnect unused bus segments during operations so that communicating devices are connected in an substantially point-to-point communication path.
Abstract: A method and associated apparatus is provided for improving the performance of a high speed memory bus using switches. Bus reflections caused by electrical stubs are substantially eliminated by connecting system components in a substantially stubless configuration using a segmented bus wherein bus segments are connected through switches. The switches disconnect unused bus segments during operations so that communicating devices are connected in an substantially point-to-point communication path.

84 citations

Patent
Kevin M. McNeill1, Takeshi Ozeki1
24 Jun 1987
TL;DR: In this paper, a parallel processing search system for searching and updating a database at the request of a host system, including a master processor connected to host system bus for transfer of information between the master processor and the host system system bus, a data bus connected to the master processors, and plural slave processors connected to data bus for independently processing search respective requests under the control of the master Processor.
Abstract: A parallel processing search system for searching and updating a database at the request of a host system, including a master processor connected to a host system bus for transfer of information between said master processor and the host system bus; a data bus connected to the master processor; plural slave processors connected to the data bus for independently processing search respective requests under the control of the master processor; a disk drive interface adapted to be connected to a disk which stores a database; and a buffer memory connected to the data bus and the disk drive for storing the database retrieved from the disk and for sequentially placing data from the database on the data bus for match comparison by the slave processors so that a search of the database can be made by the slave processors under the control of the master processor. The buffer memory is also capable of storing updated data obtained from the host system via the master processor so that an updated database can be transferred to the disk memory via the disk drive interface.

84 citations

Patent
28 Dec 1990
TL;DR: In this article, the authors propose a bi-directional bus adapter coupling a system bus and an IO bus, which operates at a first speed using a first protocol, and allowing data transfering devices on either bus to transfer data to or from devices on the other bus.
Abstract: A bi-directional bus adapter coupling a system bus, which operates at a first speed using a first protocol, and an IO bus, which operates at a second speed using a second protocol, and allowing data transfering devices on either bus to transfer data to or from devices on the other bus. The bus adapter includes a cycle generation mechanism which is responsive to data cycles from one of the buses in order to generate bus cycles needed to complete a data transfer to a device on the other bus. The bus adapter includes a synchronization mechanism for converting the plurality of data cycles generated by the cycle generation mechanism from either the first speed to the second speed or vice versa. The bus adapter includes bi-directional data path mechanism for routing data between the system and IO buses according to said protocols, such that the data path directs bytes of data to specific data lines to perform byte steering and dynamic bus sizing on the data from the system bus to the IO bus. The bus adapter also includes a bi-directional address transceiver mechanism for routing addresses between said system and said IO buses.

84 citations

Patent
01 Oct 1997
TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe a fault-tolerant computer system consisting of at least two mirrored circuits, at least three mirrored IO devices, a detection means and a re-route means.
Abstract: A fault-tolerant computer system includes a processor and a memory, connected to a system bus. The system includes at least two mirrored circuits, at least two mirrored IO devices, a detection means and a re-route means. The two mirrored circuits each include an interface to the system bus, and an IO interface. The input/output interface of each of the mirrored circuits is connected to one of the two mirrored IO devices. Detection means detect a load imbalance in the data transfer between the system bus and either one of the two mirrored IO devices. In response to the detection of a load imbalance, the re-route means re-routes the data transfer between the system bus and the other one of the two mirrored IO devices. In another embodiment, a fault-tolerant computer system includes a first, second and third IO bus, legacy devices, and two IO devices. The first IO bus is connected to the system bus. The legacy devices are connected to the first IO bus. The second and third IO buses are each connected to the system bus. The IO devices are each connected to a corresponding one of the second and third IO buses. An other embodiment of the invention can be characterized as an apparatus for transferring data between at least one transport protocol stack and a plurality of network adapters coupled to a computer network that supports recovery from network adapter and a connection failure.

83 citations


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No. of papers in the topic in previous years
YearPapers
202310
202229
202192
202093
201999
2018108