Serial Telcom Bus


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ST-bus Description

Serial Telcom Bus [ST-Bus], was developed by Zarlink [1995]. The ST-BUS is a high speed, synchronous serial bus for transporting information in a digital format. The ST-Bus uses three lines:
A framing signal for frame alignment
A clock signal for bit timing
Serial information streams

The aggregate rate of the ST-BUS information stream can be 2.048, 4.096 or 8.192 Mbit/s. This stream is divided into frames, each frame having a period of 125 us, for a frame rate of 8000 frames/s.
The start of each ST-BUS frame is indicated by the framing signal (frame pulse).
Four clock rates are defined as, 16.384, 8.192, 4.096 and 2.048 MHz.

Having been developed in 1995, the editor assumes the STbus is obsolete and no longer being used.

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