S shivajikobardan Member Oct 21, 2021 #1 In destination initiated handshaking-: 1) Disable ready for data 2) Disable data valid That means first destination says "I received data totally". Then source stops sending data. In source initiated handshaking-: 1) Disable data valid 2) Disable data accepted. That means first source stops sending data, then destination says "I have received data totally" Source-: https://cvbl.iiita.ac.in/sks/coa-files/lectures/Lec_11_IO[1].pdf Why are these 2 different order from each other?
In destination initiated handshaking-: 1) Disable ready for data 2) Disable data valid That means first destination says "I received data totally". Then source stops sending data. In source initiated handshaking-: 1) Disable data valid 2) Disable data accepted. That means first source stops sending data, then destination says "I have received data totally" Source-: https://cvbl.iiita.ac.in/sks/coa-files/lectures/Lec_11_IO[1].pdf Why are these 2 different order from each other?
rjenkinsgb Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Oct 22, 2021 #2 It's dependant on which side is the "master": As an analogy.. eg. Receiver is master: "Throw me another ball"; "OK, I've thrown one". Or, sender is master: "I'm throwing you another ball"; "OK, I got that one". The two communications reverse order between the two arrangements.
It's dependant on which side is the "master": As an analogy.. eg. Receiver is master: "Throw me another ball"; "OK, I've thrown one". Or, sender is master: "I'm throwing you another ball"; "OK, I got that one". The two communications reverse order between the two arrangements.