JPH04245817A - Data reception circuit - Google Patents

Data reception circuit

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JPH04245817A
JPH04245817A JP3029023A JP2902391A JPH04245817A JP H04245817 A JPH04245817 A JP H04245817A JP 3029023 A JP3029023 A JP 3029023A JP 2902391 A JP2902391 A JP 2902391A JP H04245817 A JPH04245817 A JP H04245817A
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Hiroshi Matsunaga
博 松永
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PURPOSE:To detect the disconnection of power supply or a connector of a transmitting side by providing a level detecting part by connecting a terminal resistor between the input terminals of a differential amplifier to receive the data of a pseudo ECL level, and connecting an earthing resistor between each input terminal and the earth. CONSTITUTION:At the time of operating in a normal state, the data of the false ECL level is transmitted from a transmission circuit 7 to a balanced transmission line 1, and the level detecting part 6 decides the transmission line to be normal. In the case of the disconnection of the power supply or a cable at a transmission circuit 7 side, since the earthing resistors 4, 5 are connected to the input terminal of the differential amplifier 2, the transmission line falls lower than the pseudo ECL level, for instance, to an earth level. This fall of the level is detected by the level detecting part 6, and an alarm signal can be outputted. Besides, in the case that a large in-phase noise is introduced to the balanced transmission line 1, the level of one line of the balanced transmission line 1 falls sometimes lower than the pseudo ECL level. Since the fall of the level in this case is not continuous, the alarm signal is prevented from being outputted by providing an integration circuit.

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【発明の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the invention]

【0001】0001

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、擬似ECLレベルで伝
送されたデータを受信するデータ受信回路に関する。装
置間を平衡伝送路により接続し、データを平衡伝送する
システムが知られている。このようなシステムに於ける
データ受信回路は、平衡伝送路により伝送された平衡信
号によるデータを差動増幅器により受信検出するもので
あり、TTL(トランジスタ・トランジスタ・ロジック
)回路により構成されるのが一般的である。更に高速で
データを伝送する必要がある場合は、高速動作が可能の
ECL(エミッタ・カップルド・ロジック)回路により
構成される。このECL回路は少なくとも2電源を必要
とするから、TTL回路と同様に1電源で動作できる擬
似ECL回路が用いられる場合がある。TTLレベルは
、例えば、ハイレベルを2.7V,ローレベルを0.5
Vとしたものであり、又ECLレベルは、例えば、ハイ
レベルを−0.8V,ローレベルを−1.8Vとしたも
のである。これに対して、擬似ECLレベルは、ECL
レベルを約+5Vシフトして、ハイレベルを+4V,ロ
ーレベルを+3Vとしたものである。このような擬似E
CL回路によるデータ受信回路に於いて簡単な構成で送
信側の電源断やケーブル抜けを検出できることが要望さ
れている。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a data receiving circuit that receives data transmitted at a pseudo ECL level. 2. Description of the Related Art A system is known in which devices are connected by a balanced transmission line and data is transmitted in a balanced manner. The data receiving circuit in such a system receives and detects data from a balanced signal transmitted through a balanced transmission line using a differential amplifier, and is composed of a TTL (transistor-transistor-logic) circuit. Common. If it is necessary to transmit data at even higher speeds, an ECL (emitter coupled logic) circuit capable of high speed operation is used. Since this ECL circuit requires at least two power supplies, a pseudo ECL circuit that can operate with one power supply like a TTL circuit is sometimes used. For example, the TTL level is 2.7V for high level and 0.5V for low level.
The ECL level is, for example, -0.8V for high level and -1.8V for low level. On the other hand, the pseudo-ECL level is
The level is shifted by approximately +5V, with the high level being +4V and the low level being +3V. Such a pseudo E
There is a demand for a data receiving circuit using a CL circuit to be able to detect power failure or cable disconnection on the transmitting side with a simple configuration.

【0002】0002

【従来の技術】従来例の装置間でデータを伝送する場合
、例えば、図5に示す構成が知られている。同図に於い
て、A,Bは中央処理装置,入出力装置,チャネル制御
装置等の各種の装置、31は平衡伝送路、32は差動増
幅器、33は終端抵抗、34,35は接地抵抗、37は
送信回路、38,39はコネクタ、40はアンド回路、
41は平衡伝送路、42,43,44は抵抗、45は送
信回路、46は差動増幅器である。データは送信回路3
7から平衡信号として平衡伝送路31により装置Aから
装置Bへ伝送され、装置Bの受信回路を構成する差動増
幅器32により受信される。
2. Description of the Related Art When transmitting data between conventional devices, for example, the configuration shown in FIG. 5 is known. In the figure, A and B are various devices such as a central processing unit, input/output device, and channel control device, 31 is a balanced transmission line, 32 is a differential amplifier, 33 is a terminating resistor, and 34 and 35 are grounding resistors. , 37 is a transmitting circuit, 38 and 39 are connectors, 40 is an AND circuit,
41 is a balanced transmission line; 42, 43, and 44 are resistors; 45 is a transmission circuit; and 46 is a differential amplifier. Data is transmitted by circuit 3
7 as a balanced signal from the device A to the device B via the balanced transmission path 31, and received by the differential amplifier 32 that constitutes the receiving circuit of the device B.

【0003】この送信回路37を擬似ECL回路構成と
すると、送信回路37の出力端子側にプルダウン抵抗と
して接地抵抗34,35が接続され、受信回路の差動増
幅器32の入力端子間に終端抵抗33が接続され、前述
のように、+4Vと+3Vとによるハイレベルとローレ
ベルとの平衡信号によるデータが伝送される。この場合
に、送信回路37の電源断,コネクタ38,39の抜け
,平衡伝送路31の断線等により、差動増幅器32の入
力断が生じても、誘導ノイズ等による差動信号が入力さ
れる場合があり、それによって、正規なデータではない
誤データが送出される。
When this transmitting circuit 37 has a pseudo ECL circuit configuration, grounding resistors 34 and 35 are connected as pull-down resistors to the output terminal side of the transmitting circuit 37, and a terminating resistor 33 is connected between the input terminals of the differential amplifier 32 of the receiving circuit. are connected, and as described above, data is transmitted using a balanced signal of high level and low level of +4V and +3V. In this case, even if the input to the differential amplifier 32 is cut off due to power cut off of the transmitting circuit 37, disconnection of the connectors 38 and 39, breakage of the balanced transmission line 31, etc., a differential signal due to induced noise etc. is input. In some cases, incorrect data that is not legitimate data is sent.

【0004】そこで、送信回路37側の電源断,コネク
タ38,39抜け,平衡伝送路31の断線等を検出でき
るように、TTL回路構成の送信回路45と平衡伝送路
41と差動増幅器46の構成が設けられ、送信回路45
の入力を接地してローレベルとし、正常時は、その送信
回路45の非反転出力端子がローレベルで電流が流れ込
み、反転出力端子がハイレベルで電流が流出するから、
差動増幅器46の−端子に比較して+端子のレベルが高
くなり、出力はハイレベルとなる。従って、アンド回路
40を介して差動増幅器32による受信データが出力さ
れる。電源断やコネクタ38,39抜けの場合、差動増
幅器46の−端子に比較して+端子のレベルが低くなる
から、出力はローレベルとなり、アンド回路40は閉じ
られて差動増幅器32の不確定出力信号の送出が阻止さ
れる。
Therefore, in order to detect power failure on the transmitting circuit 37 side, disconnection of the connectors 38 and 39, disconnection of the balanced transmission line 31, etc., the transmitting circuit 45 of the TTL circuit configuration, the balanced transmission line 41, and the differential amplifier 46 are connected. A configuration is provided, and a transmitting circuit 45
The input of the transmitter circuit 45 is grounded and set to low level, and under normal conditions, the non-inverting output terminal of the transmitting circuit 45 is at low level and current flows in, and the inverting output terminal is at high level and current flows out.
The level of the + terminal of the differential amplifier 46 is higher than that of the - terminal, and the output becomes high level. Therefore, the data received by the differential amplifier 32 is outputted via the AND circuit 40. If the power is cut off or the connectors 38 and 39 are disconnected, the level of the + terminal of the differential amplifier 46 will be lower than that of the - terminal, so the output will be at a low level, and the AND circuit 40 will be closed and the differential amplifier 32 will be disconnected. Sending of a definitive output signal is prevented.

【0005】図6は前述の擬似ECL回路構成の送信回
路の要部を示し、Q1〜Q4はトランジスタ、R1,R
2は抵抗、INは送信データの入力端子、OUT1,O
UT2は非反転出力端子及び反転出力端子、Vrは基準
電圧を示す。入力端子INにハイレベルの信号が入力さ
れると、非反転出力端子OUT1は約+4V、反転出力
端子OUT2は約+3Vの出力電圧となる。従って、ハ
イレベルの出力の場合も又ローレベルの出力の場合も平
衡伝送路側に電流が流出することになる。
FIG. 6 shows the main parts of the transmitting circuit having the above-mentioned pseudo-ECL circuit configuration, in which Q1 to Q4 are transistors, R1 and R
2 is a resistor, IN is an input terminal for transmission data, OUT1, O
UT2 indicates a non-inverting output terminal and an inverting output terminal, and Vr indicates a reference voltage. When a high level signal is input to the input terminal IN, the non-inverting output terminal OUT1 has an output voltage of about +4V, and the inverting output terminal OUT2 has an output voltage of about +3V. Therefore, both in the case of a high-level output and in the case of a low-level output, current flows to the balanced transmission line side.

【0006】このような擬似ECLレベルのデータを受
信する受信回路は、例えば、図7に示すように、トラン
ジスタQ5,Q6と抵抗R3〜R10と論理回路51と
を有し、トランジスタQ5,Q6により差動増幅器32
が構成されることになり、入力端子IN1,IN2と平
衡伝送路31を介して送信回路の非反転出力端子OUT
1と反転出力端子OUT2とが接続される。送信側の電
源断やコネクタ38,39抜け等が生じると、入力端子
IN1,IN2の入力レベル差が零となり、ノイズ成分
による変動分のみとなり、その変動分を入力信号と見做
した出力信号が論理回路51に加えられることになり、
出力端子OUTから誤ったデータが出力されることにな
る。このような欠点を防止する為に、図5に示すように
、検出用の構成が設けられている。
[0006] For example, as shown in FIG. 7, a receiving circuit for receiving such pseudo-ECL level data has transistors Q5 and Q6, resistors R3 to R10, and a logic circuit 51. Differential amplifier 32
is configured, and the non-inverting output terminal OUT of the transmitting circuit is connected via the input terminals IN1 and IN2 and the balanced transmission line 31.
1 and the inverting output terminal OUT2 are connected. When power is cut off on the transmitting side or the connectors 38 and 39 are disconnected, the input level difference between the input terminals IN1 and IN2 becomes zero, and only the fluctuation due to the noise component remains, and the output signal that considers the fluctuation as the input signal is It will be added to the logic circuit 51,
Incorrect data will be output from the output terminal OUT. In order to prevent such drawbacks, a detection configuration is provided as shown in FIG.

【0007】又TTL回路構成の送信回路は、例えば、
非反転出力端子側は、図8に示すように、トランジスタ
Q7,Q8とダイオードD1と抵抗R11とを有し、ト
ランジスタQ7をオン、トランジスタQ8をオフとする
と、出力端子OUTTは抵抗R11,トランジスタQ7
,ダイオードD1による電圧降下により約+3.5Vと
なり、電流IH が実線で示すように平衡伝送路に流出
する。又トランジスタQ7をオフ、トランジスタQ8を
オンとすると、出力端子OUTTはトランジスタQ8の
電圧降下分により約0.4Vとなり、電流ILが点線で
示すように平衡伝送路から流入する。従って、図5に於
ける抵抗42,43,44と、差動増幅器46とにより
、送信側の電源断やコネクタ38,39抜け等を検出す
ることができる。
[0007] Furthermore, the transmitting circuit having a TTL circuit configuration is, for example,
As shown in FIG. 8, the non-inverting output terminal side has transistors Q7 and Q8, a diode D1, and a resistor R11. When the transistor Q7 is turned on and the transistor Q8 is turned off, the output terminal OUTT is connected to the resistor R11 and the transistor Q7.
, the voltage drop due to the diode D1 becomes approximately +3.5V, and the current IH flows out to the balanced transmission line as shown by the solid line. Further, when the transistor Q7 is turned off and the transistor Q8 is turned on, the output terminal OUTT becomes approximately 0.4V due to the voltage drop of the transistor Q8, and the current IL flows from the balanced transmission line as shown by the dotted line. Therefore, by the resistors 42, 43, 44 and the differential amplifier 46 in FIG. 5, it is possible to detect power failure on the transmitting side, disconnection of the connectors 38, 39, etc.

【0008】[0008]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】前述のように、ECL
回路構成は高速動作が可能である利点があるが、ECL
レベルで送信する為には、複数電源を必要とする欠点が
あり、従って、単一電源の例えば+5V電源で駆動でき
る擬似ECL回路構成が採用されている。その場合に、
図5に示すように、送信回路37側の電源断,コネクタ
38,39抜け等を検出できないので、検出用の送信回
路45,平衡伝送路41,受信回路としての差動増幅器
46を設けなければならず、それによって装置規模が大
きくなる欠点があった。本発明は、簡単な構成により擬
似ECLレベルで平衡伝送する場合の送信側の電源断及
びコネクタ抜けを容易に検出できるようにすることを目
的とする。
[Problem to be solved by the invention] As mentioned above, ECL
The circuit configuration has the advantage of being able to operate at high speed, but ECL
In order to transmit the level, there is a drawback that multiple power supplies are required, and therefore, a pseudo ECL circuit configuration that can be driven by a single power supply, for example, +5V power supply is adopted. In that case,
As shown in FIG. 5, it is not possible to detect power failure on the transmitting circuit 37 side, disconnection of the connectors 38, 39, etc., so a transmitting circuit 45 for detection, a balanced transmission line 41, and a differential amplifier 46 as a receiving circuit must be provided. However, this has the drawback of increasing the size of the device. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to enable easy detection of power outage and connector disconnection on the transmitting side in the case of balanced transmission at a pseudo ECL level using a simple configuration.

【0009】[0009]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明のデータ受信回路
は、図1を参照して説明すると、コネクタ8,9を介し
て送信回路7と受信回路を構成する差動増幅器2とを平
衡伝送路1により接続し、この平衡伝送路1により擬似
ECLレベルで伝送されたデータを受信する受信回路に
於いて、差動増幅器2の入力端子間に終端抵抗3を接続
し、その差動増幅器2の各入力端子と接地との間に接地
抵抗4,5を接続し、平衡伝送路1の少なくとも何れか
一方の線のレベルが擬似ECLレベルより低いか否かを
検出するレベル検出部6を接続したものである。
[Means for Solving the Problems] The data receiving circuit of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In a receiving circuit that receives data transmitted at a pseudo ECL level through this balanced transmission line 1, a terminating resistor 3 is connected between the input terminals of a differential amplifier 2, and the differential amplifier 2 Grounding resistors 4 and 5 are connected between each input terminal of the balanced transmission line 1 and the ground, and a level detection unit 6 is connected to detect whether the level of at least one line of the balanced transmission line 1 is lower than the pseudo ECL level. This is what I did.

【0010】又レベル検出部6は、平衡伝送路1の少な
くとも何れか一方の電位が接地レベルになった時に、送
信側の電源断或いはケーブル抜けとしてアラーム信号を
出力する構成とする。又更に、レベル検出部6に積分回
路を接続した構成とする。
The level detecting section 6 is configured to output an alarm signal indicating that the transmitting side power is cut off or the cable is disconnected when the potential of at least one of the balanced transmission lines 1 reaches the ground level. Furthermore, an integration circuit is connected to the level detection section 6.

【0011】[0011]

【作用】正常時は、送信回路7から平衡伝送路1に擬似
ECLレベルのデータが送出されるから、差動増幅器2
の入力端子に接地抵抗4,5が接続されていても、擬似
ECLレベルとなるから、レベル検出部6は正常と判定
することになる。送信回路7側の電源断,ケーブル抜け
の場合、差動増幅器2の入力端子に接地抵抗4,5が接
続されているので、擬似ECLレベルより低い例えば接
地レベルとなる。このレベル低下をレベル検出部6によ
り検出してアラーム信号を出力することができる。又平
衡伝送路1に大きい同相ノイズが誘導された場合に、平
衡伝送路1の何れか一方の線のレベルが擬似ECLレベ
ルより低下することがある。この場合のレベル低下は継
続的ではないから、積分回路を設けることにより、アラ
ーム信号が出力されないようにし、継続的にレベル低下
の場合はアラーム信号が出力されることになる。
[Operation] Under normal conditions, pseudo-ECL level data is sent from the transmitting circuit 7 to the balanced transmission line 1, so the differential amplifier 2
Even if the grounding resistors 4 and 5 are connected to the input terminals of , the level detecting section 6 will determine that it is normal because the pseudo ECL level will be obtained. In the case of power failure or cable disconnection on the transmitting circuit 7 side, since the grounding resistors 4 and 5 are connected to the input terminals of the differential amplifier 2, the level becomes lower than the pseudo ECL level, for example, at the ground level. This level drop can be detected by the level detection section 6 and an alarm signal can be output. Further, when large common-mode noise is induced in the balanced transmission line 1, the level of either line of the balanced transmission line 1 may fall below the pseudo ECL level. Since the level drop in this case is not continuous, an integrating circuit is provided to prevent the output of an alarm signal, and in the case of a continuous level drop, an alarm signal is output.

【0012】0012

【実施例】図2は本発明の一実施例の説明図であり、1
1は平衡伝送路、12は差動増幅器、13は終端抵抗、
14,15は接地抵抗、16はレベル検出部を構成する
ゲート回路、17は送信回路、18,19はコネクタ、
20はアンド回路である。受信回路を構成する差動増幅
器12の+入力端子と−入力端子との間に終端抵抗13
を接続し、且つ+入力端子及び−入力端子接続と接地と
の間にそれぞれ接地抵抗14,15を接続し、−入力端
子にゲート回路16を接続したものである。従って、送
信回路17の擬似ECLレベルの出力信号による電流が
、平衡伝送路11から接地抵抗14,15を介して接地
に流れることになる。
[Embodiment] FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.
1 is a balanced transmission line, 12 is a differential amplifier, 13 is a terminating resistor,
14 and 15 are grounding resistors, 16 is a gate circuit that constitutes a level detection section, 17 is a transmitting circuit, 18 and 19 are connectors,
20 is an AND circuit. A terminating resistor 13 is installed between the +input terminal and the -input terminal of the differential amplifier 12 constituting the receiving circuit.
, ground resistors 14 and 15 are connected between the +input terminal and the -input terminal connection and the ground, respectively, and a gate circuit 16 is connected to the -input terminal. Therefore, the current caused by the pseudo ECL level output signal of the transmitting circuit 17 flows from the balanced transmission line 11 to the ground via the grounding resistors 14 and 15.

【0013】装置Aの送信回路17は例えば図6に示す
構成を有し、平衡伝送路11に擬似ECLレベルの平衡
信号を送出するものであり、装置Bの受信回路を構成す
る差動増幅器12の+入力端子と−入力端子とに擬似E
CLレベルの平衡信号が入力される。ゲート回路16は
、擬似ECLレベル以上の入力によりハイレベルの信号
を出力するもので、それによって、差動増幅器12の出
力がアンド回路20を介して受信データとして送出され
る。
The transmitting circuit 17 of the device A has the configuration shown in FIG. 6, for example, and sends out a balanced signal at a pseudo ECL level to the balanced transmission line 11, and includes a differential amplifier 12 constituting the receiving circuit of the device B. Pseudo E is connected to the + input terminal and - input terminal of
A balanced signal at CL level is input. The gate circuit 16 outputs a high level signal in response to an input equal to or higher than the pseudo ECL level, and thereby the output of the differential amplifier 12 is sent out as received data via the AND circuit 20.

【0014】又送信回路17側の電源断,コネクタ18
,19の抜け,平衡伝送路11の断線等の場合、差動増
幅器12の+入力端子と−入力端子とは接地抵抗14,
15を介して接地レベルとなる。即ち、擬似ECLレベ
ルより低下することになる。従って、ゲート回路16の
出力信号はローレベルとなり、アンド回路20は閉じら
れて差動増幅器12の出力は阻止され、又ローレベルの
アラーム信号が出力される。
[0014] Also, if the power is cut off on the transmitting circuit 17 side, the connector 18
, 19, disconnection of the balanced transmission line 11, etc., the + and - input terminals of the differential amplifier 12 are connected to the ground resistor 14,
15 to the ground level. In other words, it will be lower than the pseudo ECL level. Therefore, the output signal of the gate circuit 16 becomes low level, the AND circuit 20 is closed, the output of the differential amplifier 12 is blocked, and a low level alarm signal is output.

【0015】図3は本発明の他の実施例の説明図であり
、レベル検出部6として比較器21を設けた場合を示し
、他の図2と同一符号は同一部分を示す。比較器21は
、基準電圧22と平衡伝送路11の一方の線のレベルと
を比較するもので、この基準電圧22は擬似ECLレベ
ルより低い値に選定されている。従って、正常時は、比
較器21の出力信号はハイレベルとなり、アンド回路2
0は開かれて、差動増幅器12の出力は受信データとし
て送出される。又送信回路17側の電源断,コネクタ1
8,19の抜け,平衡伝送路11の断線等の場合に、平
衡伝送路11のレベルが擬似ECLレベル以下となるか
ら、比較器21の出力信号はローレベルとなり、アンド
回路20は閉じられ、且つローレベルのアラーム信号が
送出される。
FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of another embodiment of the present invention, in which a comparator 21 is provided as the level detection section 6, and the same reference numerals as in FIG. 2 indicate the same parts. The comparator 21 compares a reference voltage 22 with the level of one line of the balanced transmission line 11, and this reference voltage 22 is selected to have a value lower than the pseudo ECL level. Therefore, under normal conditions, the output signal of the comparator 21 is at a high level, and the AND circuit 2
0 is opened and the output of differential amplifier 12 is sent out as received data. Also, power off on the transmitting circuit 17 side, connector 1
8, 19 or a break in the balanced transmission line 11, the level of the balanced transmission line 11 becomes below the pseudo ECL level, so the output signal of the comparator 21 becomes low level, and the AND circuit 20 is closed. Additionally, a low level alarm signal is sent out.

【0016】図4は本発明の更に他の実施例の説明図で
あり、レベル検出部23の出力側に積分回路24を設け
たものであり、他の図2及び図3と同一符号は同一部分
を示す。前述のゲート回路16や比較器21等からなる
レベル検出部23の出力信号は、平衡伝送路11に大き
な同相ノイズが誘導された時に、平衡伝送路11のレベ
ルが擬似ECLレベルよりランダム的に低下することが
ある。このようなランダム的なローレベルの出力信号は
、積分回路24により継続したハイレベルの信号となる
から、ローレベルのアラーム信号が送出されることなは
く、且つアンド回路20は継続して開かれることになる
。そして、送信回路17側の電源断,ケーブル抜け等の
場合は、継続してレベル検出部23の出力信号はローレ
ベルとなるから、積分回路24の出力信号も継続してロ
ーレベルとなり、アラーム信号送出となる。
FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of still another embodiment of the present invention, in which an integrating circuit 24 is provided on the output side of the level detecting section 23, and the same reference numerals as in the other FIGS. 2 and 3 are the same. Show parts. The output signal of the level detection unit 23 consisting of the gate circuit 16, comparator 21, etc. described above is such that when large common-mode noise is induced in the balanced transmission line 11, the level of the balanced transmission line 11 randomly decreases below the pseudo ECL level. There are things to do. Since such a random low-level output signal becomes a continuous high-level signal by the integrating circuit 24, a low-level alarm signal is not sent out, and the AND circuit 20 remains open. It will be. In the case of a power failure on the transmitting circuit 17 side, a cable disconnection, etc., the output signal of the level detection section 23 will continue to be at a low level, so the output signal of the integrating circuit 24 will also continue to be at a low level, and an alarm signal will be signaled. It will be sent out.

【0017】[0017]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように、本発明は、擬似E
CLレベルのデータを受信する差動増幅器2の入力端子
間に終端抵抗3を接続し、各入力端子と接地との間に接
地抵抗4,5を接続し、レベル検出部6を設けたもので
あり、送信回路7からの擬似ECLレベルのデータが送
出されている場合の正常時は、平衡伝送路1のレベルは
擬似ECLレベルを保つことになるが、送信回路7側の
電源断又はケーブル抜けの場合は、平衡伝送路1のレベ
ルは擬似ECLレベル以下となり、これをレベル検出部
6で検出してアラーム信号を送出するもので、擬似EC
L回路構成を用いて高速動作を可能とし、且つ検出用の
伝送路や送受信回路を設けなくても、送信回路7側の電
源断やケーブル抜けを検出できるから、受信回路の構成
を簡単化できる利点がある。
Effects of the Invention As explained above, the present invention provides pseudo E
A terminating resistor 3 is connected between the input terminals of a differential amplifier 2 that receives CL level data, grounding resistors 4 and 5 are connected between each input terminal and the ground, and a level detecting section 6 is provided. Yes, the level of balanced transmission line 1 will maintain the pseudo ECL level during normal operation when pseudo ECL level data is being sent from the transmitting circuit 7, but if the power is cut off on the transmitting circuit 7 side or the cable is disconnected. In this case, the level of the balanced transmission line 1 is below the pseudo ECL level, which is detected by the level detector 6 and an alarm signal is sent out.
High-speed operation is possible using the L circuit configuration, and power failure or cable disconnection on the transmitting circuit 7 side can be detected without providing a detection transmission line or transmitting/receiving circuit, so the configuration of the receiving circuit can be simplified. There are advantages.

【0018】更に、図4に示すように、レベル検出部に
積分回路を設けたことにより、ノイズ等による誤動作を
防止し、送信回路7側の電源断やケーブル抜けの検出動
作の信頼性を向上することができる利点がある。
Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 4, by providing an integrating circuit in the level detection section, malfunctions due to noise etc. are prevented, and the reliability of the detection operation of power failure or cable disconnection on the transmitting circuit 7 side is improved. There are advantages to being able to do so.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

【図1】本発明の原理説明図である。FIG. 1 is a diagram explaining the principle of the present invention.

【図2】本発明の一実施例の説明図である。FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of one embodiment of the present invention.

【図3】本発明の他の実施例の説明図である。FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of another embodiment of the present invention.

【図4】本発明の更に他の実施例の説明図である。FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of still another embodiment of the present invention.

【図5】従来例の説明図である。FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional example.

【図6】擬似ECL回路構成の送信回路の要部回路図で
ある。
FIG. 6 is a circuit diagram of a main part of a transmitting circuit having a pseudo ECL circuit configuration.

【図7】擬似ECL回路構成の受信回路の要部回路図で
ある。
FIG. 7 is a circuit diagram of a main part of a receiving circuit having a pseudo ECL circuit configuration.

【図8】TTL回路構成の送信回路の要部回路図である
FIG. 8 is a circuit diagram of a main part of a transmitting circuit having a TTL circuit configuration.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1      平衡伝送路 2      差動増幅器 3      終端抵抗 4,5  接地抵抗 6      レベル検出部 7      送信回路 8,9  コネクタ 1 Balanced transmission line 2 Differential amplifier 3 Terminating resistor 4,5 Ground resistance 6 Level detection section 7 Transmission circuit 8,9 Connector

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】  平衡伝送路(1)により擬似ECLレ
ベルで伝送されたデータを受信する差動増幅器(2)を
含むデータ受信回路に於いて、前記差動増幅器(2)の
入力端子間に接続した終端抵抗(3)と、前記差動増幅
器(2)の各入力端子と接地との間に接続した接地抵抗
(4),(5)と、前記差動増幅器(2)に接続された
前記平衡伝送路(1)の少なくとも何れか一方の線のレ
ベルが前記擬似ECLレベルより低いレベルか否かを検
出するレベル検出部(6)とを備えたことを特徴とする
データ受信回路。
Claim 1: In a data receiving circuit including a differential amplifier (2) that receives data transmitted at a pseudo ECL level through a balanced transmission line (1), a A terminating resistor (3) connected, a grounding resistor (4), (5) connected between each input terminal of the differential amplifier (2) and ground, and a terminal resistor (4), (5) connected to the differential amplifier (2). A data receiving circuit comprising: a level detecting section (6) for detecting whether the level of at least one line of the balanced transmission line (1) is lower than the pseudo ECL level.
【請求項2】  前記レベル検出部(6)は、前記平衡
伝送路(1)の少なくとも何れか一方の電位がほぼ接地
レベルになった時に、送信側の電源断或いはケーブル抜
けとしてアラーム信号を出力する構成を有することを特
徴とする請求項1のデータ受信回路。
2. The level detection unit (6) outputs an alarm signal as a result of a power cut on the transmitting side or a cable disconnection when the potential of at least one of the balanced transmission lines (1) reaches approximately the ground level. 2. The data receiving circuit according to claim 1, wherein the data receiving circuit has a configuration.
【請求項3】  前記レベル検出部(6)に積分回路を
接続したことを特徴とする請求項1のデータ受信回路。
3. The data receiving circuit according to claim 1, wherein an integrating circuit is connected to the level detecting section (6).
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