December 2012
Beginner
672 pages
17h 16m
English
• Defining the different types of buses
• Discussing bus arbitration and handshaking schemes
• Introducing I2C and PCI bus examples
All of the other major components that make up an embedded board—the master processor, I/O (input/output) components, and memory—are interconnected via buses on the embedded board. As defined earlier, a bus is simply a collection of wires carrying various data signals, addresses, and control signals (clock signals, requests, acknowledgements, data type, etc.) between all of the other major components on the embedded board, which include the I/O subsystems, memory subsystem, and the master processor. On embedded boards, at least one bus interconnects the other major components in ...
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