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NADSI NATO Interface bus based on Fiber Channel.

Nexus 5001 IEEE ISTO embedded processor debug interface standard.

NMEA 2000 is a CANbus link interface for marine vessels.

NTDS: {MIL-STD-1397, Input / Output Interfaces, Standard Digital Data, Navy Systems. Type A {NTDS Slow} transfers data at 41667 words/sec between 0v [logical 1] and -15v [logical 0]. Type B {NTDS Fast} transfers data at 250000 words/sec between 0v and -3v. Type C {ANEW} transfers data at 250000 words/sec between 0v and +3.5v. Type D {NTDS Serial} Asynchronous serial data transfer at 10Mbps using bipolar +/- 3.25v. Type E {NATO Serial} Asynchronous serial data transfer at 10Mbps using bipolar +/- 600mv, with 300000 words/sec in burst mode, or 175000 words/sec in single transfer mode. Type F {Aircraft internal time division multiplex bus} uses MIL-STD 1553. Type G {RS-449 compatible with RS-232} uses EIA449/EIA232 implementation. Type H {High throughput parallel} uses parallel data transfers at 500000 words/sec at 0v and +3.5v. Type J {Fiber optic NATO serial} uses a fiber optic Implementation of type E. Type K {Small Computer System Interface SCSI} based on the SCSI-II standard}

NUbus {IEEE Std 1196-1987 Simple 32-Bit Backplane Bus; NuBus Apple [Macintosh and NeXT Computer] expansion bus with 32 bit address and 32 bit data bus operating at 10MHz, with a throughput of 40MBps. The card form factor is 12" x 7", and used a standard 96-pin three-row VME connector. The PCI bus replaced NUbus, which is OBSOLETE.}

This section is an alphabetic listing of released interface buses. Primarily the links point to pages that describe the physical and electrical interfaces. In general Interface Bus protocols are not addressed in this section.
The interface buses listed may not be in common usage, or may be obsolete. In fact any out dated electrical interface is clearly marked as obsolete. While older interface buses which may still be used only carry a warning. A description is provided regardless of how widely an interface is used, or not used. In most cases an upgrade path is provided indicating the next best interface to use.



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Bus Interfaces by letter
'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E', 'F', 'G', 'H', 'I',
'J', 'K', 'L', 'M', 'N', 'O', 'P', 'Q', 'R',
'S', 'T', 'U', 'V', 'W', 'X', 'Y', 'Z'

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