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If you look at the image, it seems that the "mux" is actually a data buffer (probably much larger than a single transaction's worth), that would mean more laten
by Ballas 4y ago
If you look at the image, it seems that the "mux" is actually a data buffer (probably much larger than a single transaction's worth), that would mean more latency for a transfer, but less time holding up the bus. At least that is my interpretation.
- monocasa 4y agoI can't tell if it's a buffer in the CS sense like you're saying, or a buffer in the EE sense, which is a device which simply boosts weak signals when they have too many taps in exchange for a slight delay.