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gdjones
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Isochronous Communication

01/26/2010 5:16 AM

Can anyone explain the difference between deterministic communication and isochronous communication?

I beleive that deterministic communication guarantees delivery of data at a certain predetermined rate. I cannot find any information concerning isochronous.

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Re: Isochronous Communication

01/26/2010 7:47 AM

Isochronous Serial Commmunication Overview by Quatech
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