Quasi-synchronous information transfer and phase alignment...

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G06F 1/12 (2006.01) G06F 13/42 (2006.01) H04L 7/00 (2006.01)

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CA 2074008

GE9-91-010 QUASI-SYNCHRONOUS INFORMATION TRANSFER AND PHASE ALIGNMENT MEANS FOR ENABLING SAME ABSTRACT A quasi-synchronous information (clocking, data, control signals) transfer between a master unit A and at least one neighbor unit B offers the advantage that one transfer can occur every cycle where any interface delays are tolerated. When the master unit A sends its internal clock along with data and/or control signals to its neighbor unit B, the last named unit receives this clock and derives any and all locally required clocks from this clock. This keeps unit B exactly at the same frequency as unit A, although a phase shift occurs. Unit B also sends its internal clock along with data and/or control signals to unit A. When the clock signals arrive back at unit A, they will have exactly the same frequency as the internal clock of unit A but also an additional phase shift. Compensation of the overall phase shift will be done by a phase alignment means to which all signals are sent on their way to unit A.

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