18250747. TRANSFER DEVICE FOR A DIFFERENTIAL BUS SYSTEM simplified abstract (Robert Bosch GmbH)
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TRANSFER DEVICE FOR A DIFFERENTIAL BUS SYSTEM
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Sebastian Stegemann of Tuebingen (DE)
Steffen Walker of Reutlingen (DE)
TRANSFER DEVICE FOR A DIFFERENTIAL BUS SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18250747 titled 'TRANSFER DEVICE FOR A DIFFERENTIAL BUS SYSTEM
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a transfer device for a differential bus system that includes a first and second bus connection, a transmitting device, and an impedance adaptation circuit. The device is designed to influence the impedance at the bus connections.
- The transfer device is used in a differential bus system.
- It has a first and second bus connection for connecting to the transfer medium of the bus system.
- A transmitting device is connected and/or connectable to the bus connections.
- An impedance adaptation circuit is included to influence the impedance at the bus connections.
Potential Applications
- This technology can be used in various communication systems that utilize a differential bus system, such as computer networks, industrial automation systems, and automotive applications.
Problems Solved
- The impedance adaptation circuit helps to optimize the performance and signal integrity of the differential bus system.
- It ensures that the impedance at the bus connections matches the requirements of the system, reducing signal reflections and improving data transmission.
Benefits
- Improved signal integrity and data transmission in differential bus systems.
- Enhanced performance and reliability of communication systems.
- Simplified integration and compatibility with existing differential bus systems.
Original Abstract Submitted
A transfer device for a differential bus system. The transfer device includes a first bus connection and a second bus connection for connection to a transfer medium of the differential bus system, a transmitting device that is connected and/or connectable to the first bus connection and the second bus connection, and an impedance adaptation circuit that is designed to influence an impedance at the first bus connection and/or at the second bus connection.
