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Method for reducing radio frequency emissions on high-speed serial buses



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US Patent 6380873
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April 30, 2002
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A method for reducing radio frequency interference from a high frequency serial bus by scrambling data signals and reducing the repetition of control signals. Beginning and ending control signals are provided with meaningless signals provided therebetween.
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Quantum Corporation (Milpitas, CA)
Published
April 30, 2002
Application Number
09/608,148
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June 30, 2000
US Classification
341/87   235/431 341/50 341/55 341/60 341/63 341/67 710/57 710/68 710/69 711/118 711/129 711/170 711/173
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H03M   7/30   (20060101)  
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341/50   341/55   341/58   341/87   341/59   341/63   341/60   341/67   235/431   710/68   710/69   710/57   711/173   711/118   711/170   711/129  
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