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US 7,924,055 B2Granted
Data transmitting system
AssigneeDongbu HiTek Co., Ltd.
InventorDae Joong Jang
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Abstract
A data transmitting system is provided that includes a transmitter that suppresses coupling noise by being operated using a differential voltage driving scheme at the time of transmitting data and being operated using a common voltage driving scheme by equalizing potential of a pair of transmission lines during a transition interval; and a receiver that is connected to the transmitter through the pair of transmission lines and recovers the data by sensing the voltage difference in signals of the pair of transmission lines.
Claims9
A data transmitting system comprising:
- a transmitter that suppresses coupling noise, the transmitter configured to operate according to a differential voltage driving scheme during data transmission of logic signals and operate according to a common voltage driving scheme by equalizing the potential of a pair of transmission lines during a transition interval of the logic signals, wherein the transmitter comprises:
- a pre-driver that full-swings logic signals input to the transmitter by performing buffer function;
- a transistor circuit that levels-down the logic signals transmitted from the pre-driver into small signals and is operated as a MOS transistor switch to provide the leveled-down logic signals as high/low;
- a switch circuit for shorting and opening the pair of transmission lines, wherein the pair of transmission lines are connected to the transistor circuit;
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- an edge masking circuit that generates control signals for the switch circuit by using the logic signals processed in the pre-driver, wherein the control signals short the pair of transmission lines during the transition interval of the logic signals;
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- a receiver connected to the transmitter through the pair of transmission lines, wherein the receiver recovers data by sensing a voltage difference in signals from the pair of transmission lines.
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