Auto-negotiation for multiple ports using shared logic
作者： Thomas J. Runaldue , Dinesh Mahale
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关键词: Interval (mathematics) 、 Arbitration 、 Engineering 、 Multiplexing 、 Mode (computer interface) 、 State diagram 、 Computer network 、 Port (computer networking) 、 Finite-state machine 、 Auto negotiation 、 Real-time computing
摘要: A data communication device having multiple ports is provided with an auto-negotiation system for performing link partners connected to the ports. The has a memory and unit including transmit, receive arbitration state machines diagrams compliant IEEE 802.3 Standard. operates in time-division multiplexing mode using successive time slots supporting operations different used storing diagram variables port interval between assigned that port.
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