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    Chapter 12

    Token Bus

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    Figure 12-1

    A Token Bus Network

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    Figure 12-2 a and b

    Token Passing in a Token Bus Network

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    Figure 12-2 c and d

    Token Passing in a Token Bus Network

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    Figure 12-3

    Queues for Service Classes

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    Figure 12-4

    Ring Management

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    Figure 12-5

    Token Bus Layers

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    Figure 12-6

    Token Bus Frame

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    Figure 12-7

    SD Field

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    Figure 12-8

    FC Field Format

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    Figure 12-9

    ED Field Format

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    Figure 12-10

    Physical Layer Specification

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    Figure 12-11

    Encoding and Signaling for Carrier Band,


    Phase Continuous

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    Figure 12-12

    Encoding and Signaling for Carrier Band,


    Phase Coherent

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    Figure 12-13

    Encoding and Signaling for Broadband

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    Figure 12-14

    Encoding and Signaling for Optical Fiber

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