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Verification of the Futurebus+ Cache Coherence Protocol

by Edmund M. Clarke, Orna Grumberg, Hiromi Hiraishi, Somesh Jha, David E. Long, Kenneth L. McMillan, Linda A. Ness , 1995
"... We used a hardware description language to construct a formal model of the cache coherence protocol described in the IEEE Futurebus+ standard. By applying temporal logic model checking techniques, we found errors in the standard. The result of our project is a concise, comprehensible and unambiguous ..."
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and unambiguous model of the protocol that should be useful both to the Futurebus+ Working Group members, who are responsible for the protocol, and to actual designers of Futurebus+ boards.

Bi-directional optical backplane bus for general purpose multi-processor board-toboard optoelectronic interconnects

by Srikanth Natarajan, Chunhe Zhao, Ray T. Chen - J. Lightwave Technol , 1995
"... Absfract- We report for the first time a bidirectional opti-cal backplane bus for a high performance system containing nine multi-chip module (MCM) boards, operating at 632.8 and 1300 nm. The backplane bus reported here employs arrays of multiplexed polymer-based waveguide holograms in conjunction w ..."
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Absfract- We report for the first time a bidirectional opti-cal backplane bus for a high performance system containing nine multi-chip module (MCM) boards, operating at 632.8 and 1300 nm. The backplane bus reported here employs arrays of multiplexed polymer-based waveguide holograms in conjunction
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