Real-Time Systems Engineering and Applications pp 255-275 | Cite as
Buses in Real-Time Environments
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Abstract
The term “bus” has two meanings: 1) It refers to an common electric pathway connecting different parts of a computer (contrary to individual connections); 2) it refers to a network topology, with several network nodes sharing a single physical channel (contrary, for example, to star-like or ring topologies). In the following section the first definition is used.
Keywords
Central Processing Unit Controller Area Network Ring Topology Carrier Sense Multiple Access Fault Handling
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References
- [1]G. Färber, “Bussysteme”, München-Wien, R. Oldenburg Verl lag, 1987.Google Scholar
- [2]Handbook Training-college “Serielle Bussysteme”, VDI Bildungswerk 18./19. Sept. 1990, Düsseldorf, Germany.Google Scholar
- [3]IEEE 802 Standards Office, IEEE Standards Office, 345 East 47th Street, New York, N.Y. 1071.Google Scholar
Further reading
- F. Halsall, “Data Communications, Computer Networks and OSI”, 2nd ed., Workingham, Addison-Wesley, 1988.Google Scholar
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