Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

Vaishnav Srinivas

Karl Joseph Bois

Derek L Knee

David W Quint

An orthogonal data link is provided by a first digital device, a second digital device, and a bus coupling the first digital device to the second digital device. The first digital device has a first transmitter that encodes data of the first device with a first code (e.g., [1,1]), for transmission on the bus. The second device has a second transmitter that encodes data of the second device with a second code (e.g., [0,1] or [1,0]), for transmission on the bus. The first device has a first receiver that renders the second data by (a) multiplying signals of the bus with the second code and (b) integrating over a periodicity of the codes. The second device has a second receiver that renders the first data by (a) multiplying signals of the bus with the first code and (b) integrating over a periodicity of the codes.

Orthogonal data link, and associated methods

A bus system includes multiple devices and a bus. The bus is connected to each device. Each device may include a type of input/output (I/O) device, such as a random access memory (RAM) or a microprocessor. The bus transfers data between devices. Data of each device may be encoded with a unique orthogonal code. Encoded data of each device may be superimposed onto a bus so as to permit substantially concurrent communication on the bus by each of the devices. Data of each device is decoded by correlating the encoded data with the unique code used to form the encoded data.

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