An efficient method for the decomposition and resynthesis of speed-independent circuits

Abstract:In this paper, we use supervisory control techniques to design a protocol converter, which avoids divergence in a communication system. A typical application is to design gateways that interface heterogeneous computer networks while minimizing the communication time with the involved parties. As an example, we design a divergence-free converter that interfaces an alternating bit sender and a nonsequenced receiver, and we implement the converter as an asynchronous circuit.

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Design of divergence-free protocol converters using supervisory control techniques

Hallal

Negulescu²,

Petrenko³

ICECS 2000. 7th IEEE International Conference on Electronics, Circuits and Systems (Cat. No.00EX445)

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An efficient method for the decomposition and resynthesis of speed-independent circuits

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Design of divergence-free protocol converters using supervisory control techniques

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