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1. 47% Power reduction and 91% area reduction in inductive-coupling programmable bus for NAND flash memory stacking

Author

Saito, M., Yoshida, Y., Miura, N., Ishikuro, H., and Kuroda, T.

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Energy use, Flash memory -- Analysis, Disk space utilization -- Methods, Bus architecture, Flash memory, Storage allocation, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Published
2010

2. Serial-link bus: a low-power on-chip bus architecture

Author

Ghoneima, Maged, Ismail, Yehea, Khellah, Muhammad M., Tschanz, James, and De, Vivek

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Connectors -- Design and construction, Computer architecture -- Research, Bus architecture, Connector, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Published
2009

3. Data bus inversion in high-speed memory applications

Author

Hollis, Timothy M.

Subjects
Algorithms -- Usage, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Telecommunication lines -- Design and construction, Signals and signaling -- Methods, Algorithm, Bus architecture, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

Efforts to reduce high-speed memory interface power have led to the adoption of data bus inversion or bus-invert coding. This study compares two popular algorithms, which seek to limit the number of simultaneously transitioning signals and bias the state of transmitted data toward a preferred binary level, respectively. A new algorithm, which provides a compromise between transition frequency and preferred signal level, is proposed, and the three algorithms are compared in terms of their impact on power consumption, power supply noise reduction, and general signal integrity enhancement when used in conjunction with a variety of link topologies. Index Terms--Bus-invert coding, data bus inversion (DBI), single-ended signaling, transmission line termination.

Published
2009

5. Latency-guided on-chip bus-network design

Author

Drinic, Milenko, Kirovski, Darko, Megerian, Seapahn, and Potkonjak, Miodrag

Subjects
Bus architecture, Circuit designer, Integrated circuit design, Embedded system, System on a chip, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Circuit design -- Analysis, Embedded systems -- Design and construction
Published
2006

6. Reducing the effective coupling capacitance in buses using threshold voltage adjustment techniques

Author

Ghoneima, Maged, Ismail, Yehea I., Khellah, Muhammad M., Tschanz, James W., and De, Vivek

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Bus architecture, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

This paper proposes a bus architecture which improves the performance and/or power dissipation of online buses. The proposed architecture reduces the delay on alternate lines by lowering the threshold voltage of its devices. Furthermore, the shifting of the signal switching on adjacent lines reduces the worst case coupling capacitance. Two implementations of this bus architecture are proposed, the alternate-[V.sub.v] and the alternate forward body biased schemes, and are compared to a conventional bus scheme. For a flop distance of 1800 [micro]m, the proposed schemes use the gained delay slack to reduce the total device width, and thus reducing the energy dissipation by 31.2%. For a 500-ps cycle time, the proposed bus schemes increase the maximum distance between flip-flops by 33%. Index Terms--Coupling capacitance, dual [V.sub.t], interconnects, low power, threshold voltage.

Published
2006

8. Even more channels in the same space

Author

Lecklider, Tom

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Switching circuits -- Analysis -- Models, Instrument industry -- Innovations, Bus architecture, Business, Electronics, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Abstract

The best engineering solutions provide an optimum tradeoff among several conflicting factors, and high-density switch module design is no exception. The form factor is an important starting point because, regardless [...]

Published
2011

9. Integrating the bus

Author

Verhappen, Ian

Subjects
Factories -- Equipment and supplies, Factories -- Economic aspects, Automation -- Design and construction, Mechanization -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Digital control systems -- Design and construction, Bus architecture, Business, Computers and office automation industries
Published
2010

10. Accessories complement Camera Link capabilities: repeaters and fiberoptic extenders are increasing the flexibility of Camera Link-based systems

Author

Wilson, Andrew

Subjects
Bus architecture, USB, Serial interface, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Serial interface -- Design and construction
Abstract

While new standards can bring benefits to system integrators, they can also prove lucrative for manufacturers of products and peripherals that incorporate them. One example of this is the incorporation […]

Published
2006

11. Hybrid free-space optical bus system for board-to-board interconnections

Author

Yeh, Jang-Hun, Kostuk, Raymond K., and Tu, Kun-Yii

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Optical data processing -- Research, Astronomy, Physics
Abstract

A free-space optical bus system is described for board-to-board interconnections at the backplane level. The system uses active optoelectronic modules as the interface between the circuit boards and the electrical backplane. Substrate-mode holograms are used to implement signal broadcast operations between boards, and each board on the backplane shares common free-space channels for transmitting and receiving signals. System-design considerations are given, and the potential performance of the optical bus system is evaluated. An experimental demonstration is also presented for the signal broadcast operation through cascaded substrate-mode holograms at a data rate of 622 Mb/s. Key words: optical bus, optical interconnections, holograms.

Published
1996

12. Transposing conductors in signal buses to reduce nearest-neighbor crosstalk

Author

Voelker, Robert H.

Subjects
Microwave integrated circuits -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Crosstalk -- Prevention, Business, Computers, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

A conductor layout technique is described that reduces nearest-neighbor crosstalk for multiconductor signal buses with applications in high-speed digital and microwave pulse integrated circuits. Periodic transposition of conductors in a bus increases the average spacing of formerly nearest neighbors and thus decreases their capacitive and inductive coupling compared with ordinary parallel conductors. A conductor transposition pattern is evaluated for crosstalk, propagation delay, and chip area. SPICE simulations demonstrate that conductor transposition reduces, in certain situations, near- and far-end nearest-neighbor crosstalk by roughly 40% compared with parallel conductors. Quantitative guidelines are developed for reducing nearest-neighbor crosstalk in a transposed five-conductor bus, including effects of signal rise time, source resistance, load capacitance, and bus length.

Published
1995

13. Designing the PowerPC 60X bus

Author

Allen, Michael S., Alexander, Michael, Wright, Chuck, and Chang, Joe

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Microprocessors -- Design and construction
Published
1994

14. Safety issues in modern bus standards

Author

Sosnowski, Janusz, Trawczynski, Dawid, and Zalewski, Janusz

Subjects
Bus architecture, Company business management, Buses (Computers) -- Standards, Buses (Computers) -- Management, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction
Published
2008

15. The integrated cluster bus for the IBM S/390 parallel sysplex

Author

Gregg, T.A., Pamdey, K.M., and Errickson, R.K.

Subjects
IBM S/390 Parallel Enterprise Server (Mainframe computer) -- Design and construction, Mainframe computers -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction
Published
1999

17. Despite threats from USB and Firewire, IEEE 488 ain't down yet

Author

Strassberg, Dan

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Microcomputers -- Design and construction, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, PowerPC-based system, Bus architecture, SPARC-based system, MIPS-based system, 486-based system, Home computer market, K6-based system, 680X0-based system, Design and construction
Abstract

USB costs less. Firewire can be 50 times as fast and will Get faster. But IEEE 488 still has a lot going for it. Not The least of the reasons [...]

Published
1998

18. Designing computers

Author

Lieberman, David

Subjects
PCI bus, Technology Information, Technology overview, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Computer industry -- Product information
Abstract

The Peripheral Component Interface bus, perhaps the most powerful de facto standard since the IBM PC, is going like gangbusters in chips, boards and boxes. It is blasting off into […]

Published
1995

19. Design a multi-DSP system with just one bus

Author

Mulder, Theo

Subjects
Digital signal processor, Bus architecture, Computer peripherals -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Signal processing -- Design and construction -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

A Creative Bus-Arbitration Circuit Controls The I/O Activity For Multiple DSP Devices Running In Parallel. Solving real-time signal-processing problems often involves specialized building blocks. Use of these blocks, such as […]

Published
1995

20. Low-voltage-swing CMOS drives 100-MHz bus; very fast bus speeds are possible with a 1-V swing, but transmission-line techniques are a must

Author

Kempainen, Stephen

Subjects
Integrated circuit design, Bus architecture, Bandwidth allocation, Bandwidth technology, Circuit designer, Circuit design, Buses -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Bandwidth, Voltage
Abstract

VERY FAST BUS SPEEDS ARE POSSIBLE WITH A 1 - V SWING, BUT TRANSMISSION-LINE TECHNIQUES ARE A MUST. Blazing processor speeds have created a data bottleneck on processors and I/O […]

Published
1994

21. Inside the PCI local bus

Author

Kendall, Guy W.

Subjects
Local Bus, System Design, Standard, Microcomputer, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Microcomputers -- Design and construction
Published
1994

22. Busman's guide to I2C

Author

Button, Mike

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Integrated circuit fabrication -- Usage, Microprocessors -- Usage, Business, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

All varieties of signal and processing conditions on a two-wire bus are effected by the I2C approach to distributed processing. The I2C consists of microprocessors which are less expensive and highly efficient. The use of microprocessors involves the conversion of data at a very high speed. This enables the efficient use of microprocessors in electrical and electronic circuits for implementing logical functions.

Published
1994

23. VL vs. PCI: betting on a bus

Author

Desmond, Michael

Subjects
System design, PowerPC-based system, Bus architecture, Bandwidth allocation, Bandwidth technology, SPARC-based system, MIPS-based system, 486-based system, Home computer market, K6-based system, 680X0-based system, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Bandwidth, System design, Systems analysis, Microcomputers -- Design and construction
Abstract

Two high-performance buses vie for mastery of the desktop PC. Which one is best for you as PCs move to full-color graphics and data-hungry applications? Call it the Year of […]

Published
1993

24. PCI local bus has arrived

Author

Rowell, Dave

Subjects
Local Bus, System Design, Microcomputer, New Technique, Intel Corp. -- Innovations, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Microcomputers -- Design and construction, Computer peripherals industry -- Innovations
Published
1993

25. Infinite expansion

Author

Schuytema, Paul C. and Bixby, Robert

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Computers, Computers and office automation industries
Abstract

Users who understanding the basic differences among buses used in microcomputers will be able to purchase their next computer more wisely. Several types of buses, or omnibus connectors, are discussed including the S-100 bus, the ISA bus, the MCA bus and the VL-bus.

Published
1993

26. Local-bus battle begins in earnest

Author

Mosley, J.D.

Subjects
Bus architecture, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction
Abstract

New 32- and 64-bit buses will speed up PCs. VL-Bus has the early lead, but Intel's PCI bus is coming on strong If you've ever been in a hurry while […]

Published
1993

27. Bus wars II: peaceful coexistence

Author

Stone, M. David

Subjects
Buses, Microcomputer, Comparison, Performance Measurement, EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Benchmark, AT Bus, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Testing, Micro Channel Architecture -- Testing, Buses (Computers) -- Testing, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Microcomputers -- Design and construction
Published
1991

28. RS-232 terminal/monitor

Author

Avritch, Steven

Subjects
Motorola Inc. -- Product information, Logic analyzers -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Computer peripherals industry -- Product information, Electronics, Motorola MC68HC705C8 (Microcontroller) -- Usage
Published
1991

29. FIFO memories

Author

Quinnell, Richard A.

Subjects
Memory (Computers) -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Memory refresh (Computers), Memory compaction, Memory management, Integrated circuits -- Design and construction, Memory mapping, Semiconductor chips -- Design and construction, Random access memory, Memory protection, Memory partitioning, Standard IC, Bus architecture, Semiconductor memory, Storage capacity, RAM, Business, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

FIFO MEMORIES Connecting data buses that operate at different rates can exact a penalty in system performance by forcing one bus to wait for the other. You can avoid that [...]

Published
1991

30. Characterizing the cell EIB on-chip network

Author

Ainsworth, Thomas William and Pinkston, Timothy Mark

Subjects
Bus architecture, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Testing, Standard cells -- Design and construction, Standard cells -- Usage
Published
2007

32. Chip sets' latest role: tying buses together

Author

Weber, Sam

Subjects
Bus architecture, System design, Technology development, Chip sets (Computers) -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction
Abstract

Personal-computer architectures are being forced to undergo some radical changes under the pressure of microprocessor performance requirements that double every 18 months. User demand for features that accommodate such bandwidth-hungry […]

Published
1996

33. Data-acquistion-board vendors search for differentiating technologies

Author

Runyon, Stan

Subjects
Technology Information, Technology overview, PCI bus, PC Card, Memory boards/cards -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Computer networks -- Product information
Abstract

Driven by the need to reduce costs and improve productivity in making measurements, the manufacture of PC-based data-acquisition boards has become a rapidly growing industry. Though the number of boards […]

Published
1995

34. Hop on board the PCI bus

Author

Casagni, Frank and Rarich, Tom

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Computer industry -- Product information, Military electronics -- Product development, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

The PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) bus is finding applications in military computer hardware. Originally designed for personal computers, the PCI standard incorporates a local bus with a number of performance enhancements and a low-cost design. Compatibility between systems and peripherals is ensured by using intermediate buffers, and PCI works with different CPU speeds and designs. PCI has been used to extend the capabilities of the VME bus, particularly in the area of graphics., Despite defense cutbacks and explosive leaps in CPU processing power, modified COTS systems built with industry standard -- yet dated -- buses like VME are selling well to today's military. [...]

Published
1995

36. PCI: server bus for the fast LANe

Author

Ricciuti, Mike

Subjects
Integrated circuit design, Virtual LAN, Bus architecture, Circuit designer, Protocol, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Buses -- Design and construction, File servers -- Design and construction, Circuit design, Computer peripherals -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Local area networks, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Gordon Moore, chairman of the board and cofounder of Intel Corp., correctly predicted more than a decade ago that the number of transistors on a chip--hence processor power-- would double […]

Published
1994

37. Military Multibus II - a model of hardware/software scaleability

Author

Marks, Herb

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Ruggedized electronic equipment -- Equipment and supplies, Military electronics -- Standards, Computer industry -- Product development, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

Multibus II card cage allows the transition from commercial applications to military-specification standards without changing software. Multibus II in military form allows military users to start from a single PC and move up to 20 systems without having to duplicate resources. In backplane architectures, Multibus II modules identify themselves at reset and communicate between modules., A revolution has occurred around us that has changed the way we look at computer systems and what we call on them to do for us. Commercial standards have evolved [...]

Published
1993

38. Jumping aboard the MIL-STD-1553 bus

Author

Jordan, Anthony

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Military electronics -- Standards, Business, Electronics and electrical industries
Published
1992

39. Good Timing for the CAN Bus

Subjects
Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Computer networks -- Analysis, Information networks -- Analysis, Time division multiplexing -- Usage, Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (Computer network protocol) -- Usage, Bus architecture, TCP/IP
Abstract

By Design News Staff How to endow CAN with even more deterministic and dependable characteristics When car makers first started exploring drive-by-wire systems, the identified shortcomings of available vehicle protocols […]

Published
2006

40. Intrinsically safe, low-cost transducer bus

Author

Bolza, Denes

Subjects
Transducers -- Standards, Transducers -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Bus architecture, Business, Business, international, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
2006

41. Cu links on the straight and narrow

Author

Fjelstad, Joseph

Subjects
Semiconductor device, Bus architecture, Copper -- Usage, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction
Published
2004

42. Interconnect modeling below 100 nm

Author

NS, Nagaraj and Rickert, Peter

Subjects
Technology application, Semiconductor device, System on a chip, Embedded system, Electronic design automation, Bus architecture, Embedded systems -- Design and construction, Embedded systems -- Methods, Electronic design automation -- Technology application, Electromagnetic interference -- Control, Electromagnetic interference -- Methods, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Methods
Published
2004

43. Rx for crosstalk, voltage drop

Author

Roethig, Wolfgang

Subjects
Semiconductor device, Bus architecture, Electric currents, Vagrant -- Control, Electric currents, Vagrant -- Methods, Electromagnetic interference -- Control, Electromagnetic interference -- Methods, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Methods
Published
2004

44. Trade tips for scaling interconnects

Author

Hinsinger, Olivier

Subjects
Semiconductor device, Bus architecture, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Methods
Published
2004

45. Backplane design moves to center stage

Author

Munroe, Michael

Subjects
Bus architecture, VMEbus International Trade Association -- Standards, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Methods
Published
2004

46. Voltage Issue Separates Rambus, USB 2.0

Subjects
Product description/specification, Microprocessor, Chipset, Bus architecture, USB, Intel Corp. -- Product information, Intel 850 (Microprocessor) -- Design and construction, Intel 850 Tehama-E (Microprocessor) -- Design and construction, Intel ICH4 (Chipset) -- Design and construction, Microprocessors -- Design and construction, Chip sets (Computers) -- Design and construction, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction
Published
2002

47. Intel Tips Details of 3GIO Motherboards

Subjects
Company product planning, Motherboard, Bus architecture, PCI bus, Intel Corp. -- Product development, Motherboards -- Product development, Semiconductor industry -- Product development, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction
Published
2002

48. VSIA Updates Standard For On-Chip Bus Interface

Subjects
Standard, Industry association information, Bus architecture, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Semiconductor industry -- Standards
Abstract

A new version of the Virtual Component Interface (VCI) standard has been released by the Virtual Socket Interface Alliance. VCI 2.0 enhances the existing standard by adding a transaction language […]

Published
2001

49. Crosstalk vexes interface designs

Author

Grabois, Mike

Subjects
Bus architecture, System design, Integrated circuit design, Network architecture, Semiconductor device, Industry trend, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Computer peripherals industry -- Design and construction, System design -- Methods, Integrated circuits -- Design and construction, Semiconductor industry -- Product development
Abstract

The latest developments in interface technology have brought interface speeds to new levels; verification and test procedures must keep pace. With the rise of interface speed, the significance of various […]

Published
2001

50. Infiniband Will Transform Data Centers -- Increased Bandwidth, Holistic Approach Distinguish New Standard

Author

Bixler, Gary

Subjects
Technology overview, Technology application, Bus architecture, System design, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, System design -- Innovations, Computer industry -- Product development
Abstract

Several years ago, data center leaders foresaw a crisis. The Internet explosion was under way with processing, data storage, and I/O requirements mushrooming well beyond earlier expectations. As hardware and […]

Published
2001

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