PRESENTED BY:
VINAY SHARMA USN:1BY18CS217
UJJWAL PANDEY USN:1BY18CS216
ASYNCHRONOUS BUS
INTRODUCTION:
• Transmitters and receivers are not synchronized by
clock.
• Bit’s of data are transmitted at constant rate.
• Character may arrive at any rate at receiver.
• Data transfer is character oriented.
• Start and stop bits are required to estabilish
communication of each character.
• Used in low – speed transmission.
ASYNCHRONOUS TIMING DIAGRAM
INPUT DATA TRANSFER USING HANDSHAKE
SCHEME
Problem faced in asynchronous
input output synchronization –
It is not sure that the data on the data bus is fresh or not as their no time slot for
sending or receiving data.
This problem is solved by following mechanism:
1. Strobe
2. Handshaking
Data is transferred from source to destination through data bus in between.
1. Strobe Mechanism:
Source initiated Strobe – When source initiates the process of data transfer.
Strobe is just a signal.
Signals can be seen as:
It shows that first data is put on the data bus and then strobe
signal gets active.
It shows that first strobe signal gets active then data is put on the data
bus.