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Interface control system for high speed processing based on comparison of sampled data values to expected values

  • US 4,516,202 A
  • Filed: 07/30/1981
  • Issued: 05/07/1985
  • Est. Priority Date: 07/31/1980
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. An interface control system comprising:

  • (a) means coupled to an interface for sampling an input control signal at said interface;

    (b) first compare means connected to said sampling means for comparing a current sampled value of said input control signal sampled by said sampling means with an expected value for the input control signal;

    (c) response means connected to said first compare means for generating a response signal in response to said input control signal and a next expected value signal representing the expected value of the next input control signal in accordance with a predetermined interface operation specification when said first compare means indicates an equality between the current sampled value and the expected value; and

    (d) means connected to said sampling means for storing a sampled value to provide a previously sampled value signal, second compare means connected to said sampling means and said storing means for comparing the current sampled value of said input control signal with said previously sampled value signal, and means connected to said first and second compare means for generating an abnormal condition signal when both of said first and second compare means indicate compare unequal conditions.

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