Patent classifications
H04B3/34
SYSTEM AND METHOD OF MITIGATING OR ELIMINATING CROSSTALK WITH TRANSMISSION LINES
In one or more embodiments, one or more systems, one or more methods, and/or one or more processes may receive, by a first conductive element of multiple conductive elements of an electromagnetic coupler device, a first signal; receive, by a second conductive element of the multiple conductive elements, a second signal; electromagnetically couple, by the multiple conductive elements, at least a portion of the first signal with the second signal; electromagnetically couple, by the multiple conductive elements, at least a portion of the second signal with the first signal; provide, by the first conductive element, the first signal with the at least the portion of the second signal to a first transmission line; and provide, by the second conductive element, the second signal with the at least the portion of the first signal to a second transmission line.
SYSTEM AND METHOD OF MITIGATING OR ELIMINATING CROSSTALK WITH TRANSMISSION LINES
In one or more embodiments, one or more systems, one or more methods, and/or one or more processes may receive, by a first conductive element of multiple conductive elements of an electromagnetic coupler device, a first signal; receive, by a second conductive element of the multiple conductive elements, a second signal; electromagnetically couple, by the multiple conductive elements, at least a portion of the first signal with the second signal; electromagnetically couple, by the multiple conductive elements, at least a portion of the second signal with the first signal; provide, by the first conductive element, the first signal with the at least the portion of the second signal to a first transmission line; and provide, by the second conductive element, the second signal with the at least the portion of the first signal to a second transmission line.
LINK TRAINING THROUGH HANDSHAKE ON HIGH-SPEED INTERCONNECT
A system includes a first device and a second device coupled to a link including two or more data paths and a first portion and a second portion. The first device is to transmit a number of bits corresponding to a message before training the link on the first portion of the link, where the number of bits is equal to a number of the two or more data paths, and where each data path transmits one bit of the number of bits. The second device is to receive the message before training the link. The second device is to perform a decode operation on the number of bits received to determine the corresponding message and transmit a second message or data on the second portion of the link in response to performing the decode operation on the number of bits.
Circuits and methods for bi-directional data communication over isolation channels
In a general aspect, a data communication circuit can include a differential transmitter configured to be coupled with a differential input of a first unidirectional differential isolation channel, and a differential receiver configured to be coupled with a differential output of a second unidirectional differential isolation channel. The differential receiver can include a comparator that has a threshold that is adjustable based on a signal received via the second unidirectional differential isolation channel.
Circuits and methods for bi-directional data communication over isolation channels
In a general aspect, a data communication circuit can include a differential transmitter configured to be coupled with a differential input of a first unidirectional differential isolation channel, and a differential receiver configured to be coupled with a differential output of a second unidirectional differential isolation channel. The differential receiver can include a comparator that has a threshold that is adjustable based on a signal received via the second unidirectional differential isolation channel.
CIRCUITS AND METHODS FOR BI-DIRECTIONAL DATA COMMUNCTION OVER ISOLATION CHANNELS
In a general aspect, a data communication circuit can include a differential transmitter configured to be coupled with a differential input of a first unidirectional differential isolation channel, and a differential receiver configured to be coupled with a differential output of a second unidirectional differential isolation channel. The differential receiver can include a comparator that has a threshold that is adjustable based on a signal received via the second unidirectional differential isolation channel.
CIRCUITS AND METHODS FOR BI-DIRECTIONAL DATA COMMUNCTION OVER ISOLATION CHANNELS
In a general aspect, a data communication circuit can include a differential transmitter configured to be coupled with a differential input of a first unidirectional differential isolation channel, and a differential receiver configured to be coupled with a differential output of a second unidirectional differential isolation channel. The differential receiver can include a comparator that has a threshold that is adjustable based on a signal received via the second unidirectional differential isolation channel.
Circuits and methods for bi-directional data communication over isolation channels
In a general aspect, a data communication circuit can include a transmitter configured to transmit a first digital bit stream via a first unidirectional isolation channel. The data communication circuit can further include a receiver configured to receive a second digital bit stream via a second unidirectional isolation channel. The first unidirectional isolation channel and the second unidirectional isolation channel can be defined on a common dielectric substrate. The data communication circuit can further include a crosstalk suppression circuit configured to provide at least one negative feedback signal to suppress crosstalk between the transmitter and the receiver due to parasitic capacitive coupling between the first unidirectional isolation channel and the second unidirectional isolation channel in the common dielectric substrate.
CIRCUITS AND METHODS FOR BI-DIRECTIONAL DATA COMMUNICATION OVER ISOLATION CHANNELS
In a general aspect, a data communication circuit can include a transmitter configured to transmit a first digital bit stream via a first unidirectional isolation channel. The data communication circuit can further include a receiver configured to receive a second digital bit stream via a second unidirectional isolation channel. The first unidirectional isolation channel and the second unidirectional isolation channel can be defined on a common dielectric substrate. The data communication circuit can further include a crosstalk suppression circuit configured to provide at least one negative feedback signal to suppress crosstalk between the transmitter and the receiver due to parasitic capacitive coupling between the first unidirectional isolation channel and the second unidirectional isolation channel in the common dielectric substrate.
System and method of mitigating or eliminating crosstalk with transmission lines
In one or more embodiments, one or more systems, one or more methods, and/or one or more processes may receive, by a first conductive element of multiple conductive elements of an electromagnetic coupler device, a first signal; receive, by a second conductive element of the multiple conductive elements, a second signal; electromagnetically couple, by the multiple conductive elements, at least a portion of the first signal with the second signal; electromagnetically couple, by the multiple conductive elements, at least a portion of the second signal with the first signal; provide, by the first conductive element, the first signal with the at least the portion of the second signal to a first transmission line; and provide, by the second conductive element, the second signal with the at least the portion of the first signal to a second transmission line.