What is BS 6475 - Processor system bus interface (Eurobus A) about?
BS 6475 specifies a processor system bus interface known as Eurobus A that is one of a family of interfaces for use in modular data acquisition, communication, and control systems for military, industrial and other applications.
Note: More detailed information about the requirements specified in BS 6475, including the data width and addressing capability, devices connected to the bus, bus allocation, bus transfers, inter bus transfers, and electrical requirements, and background information are given in clause 0.
Who is BS 6475 - Processor system bus interface (Eurobus A) for?
BS 6475 on processor system bus interface (Eurobus A) is useful for:
- Hardware manufacturers 
- The IT industries  
- Hardware/software engineers 
- Electronic Engineers
- Product development teams 
Why should you use BS 6475 - Processor system bus interface (Eurobus A)?
A bus cycle is a closed group of signals on the bus that convey information between devices connected to it. This group consists of an addressing phase, in which the master places an address on the highway for recognition by a slave and, except in Vector cycles, a subsequent data transfer phase.
BS 6475 specifies the set of signal lines that constitute the bus itself and the interfacing of devices connected to the bus. BS 6475 specifies protocols for the allocation of bus time to devices wishing to make transfers and for the transfer of data between devices.
BS 6475 specifies a full set of signalling rules to be followed by the device responsible for bus allocation and by devices conducting transfers. BS 6475 helps you with types of transfers of Eurobus A.
