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IEEE1394接口解析(国外英文资料) IEEE1394 interface resolution In 1995, the American Institute of electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) developed the IEEE1394 standard, which is a serial interface, but it provides the same service as a parallel SCSI interface, and its cost is low. It is characterized by fast transmission, now identified as 400Mb/s, and later it is expected to increase to 800Mb/s, 1.6Gb/s, 3.2Gb/s. So there is no problem transmitting digital image signals. The distance transmitted by cable is now 4.5m, and further extended to 50m. At present, in practical applications, when the IEEE 1394 cable is used, the transmission distance can reach 30m; while the multi-mode fiber adaptor used by NEC is developed, the transmission distance of multimode fiber can reach 500m. In the IEEE 1394-2000, which was officially adopted in the spring of 2000, the maximum data transmission rate can reach 1.6Gb/s, and the maximum length of the connecting cables between adjacent devices can be extended to 100m. IEEE1394s predecessor was written by Apple Computer (Apple) in 1986. Apple Corp called it FireWire and registered it as its trademark. And Sony calls it i.Link. TI calls it Lynx. As a matter of fact, the trade names mentioned above refer to the same technology, that is, IEEE1394. FireWire completed in 1987, 1995 by IEEE IEEE1394-1995 as technical specifications, before making the serial interface standard, IEEE has developed 1393 standards, so there will be 1394 of the serial number to it, its full name is IEEE1394, referred to as 1394. Because there are some vague definitions in IEEE1394-1995, and then a supplementary file, P1394a, is used to clarify the doubt, correct the mistake and add some functions. In addition, the interface standards for adding new functionality are discussed through P1394b. As a workgroup standard, P1394b is a high transmission rate and long distance version of IEEE1394, which has a single channel bandwidth of 800Mb/s. In this scheme, an important fea