Method of optimizing topology of IEEE 1394 serial bus
A topology and serial bus technology, applied in the field of IEEE 1394 network
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[0012] The following will combine Figure 3A describe the process of optimizing the topology of the IEEE 1394 serial bus, Figure 3A Six nodes respectively providing transmission rates of 100 Mbps, 200 Mbps, and 400 Mbps (hereinafter referred to as "rates") are shown. Labels 0, 1, and 2 represent the number of ports for each node. First, refer to figure 2 , in step 110, the bus controller detects the number of ports and the speed of each node. Next, at step 110, the bus controller judges whether the sum of the port numbers is equal to or greater than 2(N-1), where "N" represents the number of all nodes. This is to verify that all nodes can be connected to the serial bus. In this embodiment, the number N of nodes is 6, and the total number of ports is 11, so the preconditions of step 110 are satisfied. In step 130, each node is prioritized according to the rate and the number of ports. In this case, consider the speed first, and then the number of ports. Such as Figure...
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