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The bus
operation is asynchronous in nature. The data-transfer rate of the GP-IB is 500 kHz for standard applications and can go
up 1 MHz if special conventions are followed. Each transaction carries 8 bits, the maximum data bandwidth is on the order
of 4 to 8 megabits (1 M byte) per second. The bus is a two way communications channel and data flows in both directions.
Figure 2 illustrates the structure of the GP-IB bus and identifies the 16 connections of the interconnecting cable.
GPIB
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GPIB
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GPIB
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GPIB
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DAV
NRFD
NDAC
Handshake Bus
IFC
ATN
SRQ
REN
EOI
Management Bus
DIO - 1
Data Bus
DIO - 8
Mnemonic Description
T (TE)
L (LE)
Source Handshake
SH
Acceptor Handshake
AH
Remote/Local
RL
Device must be able to operate from front panel and remote information from bus
Service Request
SR
Parallel Poll
PP
Upon controller request, device must uniquely identify itself if it requires service
Device Clear
DC
Device Trigger
DT
Controller
Device can send addresses, universal commands, address commands, and conduct
polls
Drivers
1
3
If port 1 is the input, then the signal will come out of port 2; in an
ideal situation, no signal should come out of port 3 which is called the isolated
port. The insertion loss of the circulator is the loss from 1 to 2, while the loss
from 1 to 3 is referred to as isolation. A typical circulator will have a few
tenths of a dB insertion loss from port 1 to 2 and 20 dB of isolation from port
1 to 3 for coaxial circulators (30 dB or more for waveguide circulators). When
the input is port 2, the signal will come out of port 3 and port 1 is the isolated
port. Similar discussions can be applied to port 3.
Since circulators contain magnets, they should not be mounted near ferrous metals
since the close proximity of metals like iron can change the frequency response.
INPUT
8 to 12 GHz
OUTPUT
2
HIGH PASS
FILTER
8 to 10 GHz
Filter could be a
piece of waveguide
which passes
above 10 GHz
10 to 12 GHz
OUTPUT
The GP-IB defines operation of a three-wire handshake that is used for all data transfers on the bus. The bus
operation is asynchronous in nature. The data-transfer rate of the GP-IB is 500 kHz for standard applications and can go
up 1 MHz if special conventions are followed. Each transaction carries 8 bits, the maximum data bandwidth is on the order
of 4 to 8 megabits (1 M byte) per second. The bus is a two way communications channel and data flows in both directions.
Figure 2 illustrates the structure of the GP-IB bus and identifies the 16 connections of the interconnecting cable.
GPIB
Listner
and / or
Talker
GPIB
Listner
and / or
Talker
GPIB
Listner
and / or
Talker
GPIB
Listner
and / or
Talker
DAV
NRFD
NDAC
Handshake Bus
IFC
ATN
SRQ
REN
EOI
Management Bus
DIO - 1
Data Bus
DIO - 8
Mnemonic Description
T (TE)
L (LE)
Source Handshake
SH
Acceptor Handshake
AH
Remote/Local
RL
Device must be able to operate from front panel and remote information from bus
Service Request
SR
Parallel Poll
PP
Upon controller request, device must uniquely identify itself if it requires service
Device Clear
DC
Device Trigger
DT
Controller
Device can send addresses, universal commands, address commands, and conduct
polls
Drivers
9 kW
ANTENNA
VSWR 2:1
1 kW *
Reflected power down 10 dB
CW
POWER
INPUT
SOURCE
10 kW
**
** If reverse leakage is not
attenuated by at least 20 dB,
this leakage path dominates
at the measurement port.
Normally, a coaxial circulator
will have at least 20 dB of
reverse attenuation and a
waveguide circulator will
have at least 30 dB of
reverse attenuation.
1 kW
100 W *
Water 0.9 kW
Load
100 W
10 W *
40 dB attenuator
AFT
FWD
Hybrid
Low Low
Rx Tx
AFT
FWD
Hybrid
AFT
* High
power
device
Hybrid
Low
power
device
Low Low
Rx Tx
FWD
Low High
Rx Rx
High High
Rx
Tx
High
power
device
L
Low High
Tx Tx