Sega Enterprises, Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Sega Enterprises

Atunori Himoto

Naoki Niizuma

Kenji Tosaki

Data transmission method and game system constructed by using the method

Serial transmission data is divided into an odd-numbered bit sequence and an even-numbered bit sequence. Each bit of the odd-numbered bit sequence data is distributed respectively between pulses of a first pulse sequence signal having a constant interval, thereby forming a first pulse sequence signal (SDCKA). Each bit of the even-numbered bit sequence data is distributed respectively between pulses of a second pulse sequence signal having a constant interval, thereby forming a second pulse sequence signal (SDCKB). The respective time axes are adjusted such that the clock component of the first pulse sequence signal is located in the data section of the second pulse sequence signal, and the clock component of the second pulse sequence signal is located in the data section of the first pulse sequence signal. Data is transmitted using these adjusted first and second pulse sequence signals (SDCKA, SDCKB).

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Tokyo, Japan

Atunori Himoto