Implementation of a bidirecional serial communication protocol using shared channel

A. Rodrigues, R. Moreno, P. Crepaldi, T. Pimenta
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Ultra-dense array of Electroencephalogram (EEG) may contain 256 or even 512 electrodes, which offers a challenge to provide intercommunication between each electrode and a central communication hub. This article presents a solution for communication between several electrodes and a hub, in same channel, to be implemented by a pair of wires. Since each electrode may be differently located over the scalp, and since they can perform signal amplification and filtering, they must be individually configured, and thus the communication must be bidirectional. A dedicated channel to each electrode would be unfeasible due to the large number of wiring. Thus, we have developed an asynchronous bidirectional communication protocol that allows a large number of devices in a single channel. The communication hub acts a single master and all electrodes are the slaves, but only one at a time. The protocol was implemented in Verilog and validated in a system implemented with FPGA boards.
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利用共享信道实现双向串行通信协议
脑电图(EEG)的超密集阵列可能包含256个甚至512个电极,这为每个电极与中央通信集线器之间的相互通信提供了挑战。本文提出了一种在同一通道中由一对导线实现多个电极和一个集线器之间通信的解决方案。由于每个电极在头皮上的位置可能不同,并且由于它们可以执行信号放大和滤波,因此它们必须单独配置,因此通信必须是双向的。由于大量的布线,每个电极的专用通道是不可行的。因此,我们开发了一种异步双向通信协议,该协议允许在单个通道中使用大量设备。通信集线器充当一个主人,所有电极都是奴隶,但一次只能有一个。该协议在Verilog中实现,并在FPGA板实现的系统中进行了验证。
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