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To: Bilow who wrote (72372)	5/9/2001 4:28:31 PM
From: gnuman	Read Replies (2) of 93625

Carl re: Did you see the third voltage step yet Nope. You need to understand there is a variable read delay programmed into each chip during initialization. This takes into account the electrical distance on the bus for each of the chips. (I take this to mean there is no overlap of consecutive "ones" on the bus.) With no overlap, (which would probably occur only during transitions anyway without this feature), there can be no third step. But be my guest, analyze the timing diagrams and if you can see a way to create a third step I'll be interested in knowing. I don't know what a "delta" load impedance is. The transition from Zo/2 to Zo at the source after the transient wave has passed? (Again, you need to calculate distance in ps from the source you choose). Well, it's a current source, did you think that there was another possibility? Ahhh, you've got it. <g> BTW, the original discussion was RSL power on the bus. I think you can safely assume it's derived from 30ma and Zo per RSL output when "one's" are invoked. And it's extremely pattern sensitive. <g> JMO's

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