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`Contents
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`1
`
`INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. 7
`
`2
`2.1
`2.2
`2.3
`2.4
`2.5
`2.6
`3
`3.1
`3.2
`4
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`5
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`6
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`ELECTRICAL AND OPTICAL PARAMETERS............................................................................... 9
`General Remarks ...................................................................................................................... 9
`Specification Point SP1 ........................................................................................................... 11
`Specification Point SP2 ........................................................................................................... 12
`Specification Point SP3 ........................................................................................................... 14
`Specification Point SP4 ........................................................................................................... 15
`Additional Requirements for System Design........................................................................... 16
`DEVICE CONNECTION ................................................................................................................. 17
`Connector Interfaces ............................................................................................................... 17
`Connector Interface Loss ........................................................................................................ 18
`APPENDIX A: INDEX OF FIGURES ............................................................................................. 19
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`APPENDIX B: INDEX OF TABLES............................................................................................... 20
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`APPENDIX C: ABBREVIATIONS.................................................................................................. 21
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`1 Introduction
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`The Physical Layer of a MOST network supports the optical transmission of the bit stream between
`MOST Devices. This document describes and defines the “MOST Specification of Physical Layer”.
`
`The physical connection of two MOST devices is called “point-to-point-link”. The “MOST Specification
`of Physical Layer” is organized in four specification points along an individual “point-to-point-link”. The
`location of the specification points is shown in Figure 1-1.
`
`MOST Device
`MOST
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`EOC
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`Network
`Transceiver
`
`MOST Device
`MOST
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`OEC
`
`Network
`Transceiver
`
`Tx
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`SP1
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`SP2
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`SP3
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`SP4
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`Rx
`
`Figure 1-1: Location of specification points along a MOST point-to-point-link.
`
`Specification point No.1 and specification point No. 4 are pure electrical interfaces. They define the
`electrical signal requirements between a MOST transceiver unit (with its input Rx and output Tx) and
`an optical ⇔ electrical converter (e.g. electrical signal timings, electrical signal levels, electrical signal
`distortion).
`
`Specification point No. 2 and specification point No. 3 define the optical and mechanical properties of
`the interfaces between a MOST device and a wiring harness (e.g. wavelength, optical signal timing,
`optical power budget, optical signal distortion, connector interface drawings). All parameters and
`definitions required for individual specification points are summarized in tables that are referenced in
`Table 1-1.
`
`Individual MOST devices that fulfill the “MOST Specification of Physical Layer” are basically
`compatible to each other. Due to several point-to-point-links within a MOST network ring, system
`network functionality is only ensured, when “MOST Specification of Physical Layer” is fulfilled by every
`individual point-to-point-link and the special requirements of section 2.6 are considered. The number
`of MOST devices is equal to the number of point-to-point-links.
`
`There are special tests defined to check the physical layer compliance of MOST devices. These tests
`are part of the general MOST compliance test (see references in Table 1-1).
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`SP 1: Electrical signal definitions
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`Table 2-1
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`References within
`this document
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`References to other
`documents / URL
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`SP 2: Optical signal definitions
` Connector interface drawings
`
`SP 3: Optical signal definitions
` Connector interface drawings
`
`SP 4: Electrical signal definitions
`
`Additional Requirements for System
`Design
`
`Table 2-2
`Table 3-1 / Table 3-2
`Figure 3-1
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`Table 2-3
`Table 3-1 / Table 3-2
`Figure 3-1
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`Table 2-4
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`Section 2.6
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`Compliance Test of Specification Points
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`Commercial Products and proprietary
`Specifications
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`Table 1-1: Content and references of MOST Specification of Physical Layer.
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`2 Electrical and Optical Parameters
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`2.1 General Remarks
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`A MOST frame consists of 512 bit. The bit rate B of the MOST system can be calculated as
`B = 512bit * FS for a given sampling rate (FS = Frame Sync). Due to biphase mark coding the
`smallest pulse length is given as UI = 1/(2B) with the Unit Interval UI.
`
`Within a MOST pattern, only three different pulse lengths can occur. They are called UI, 2UI, 3UI. In
`case of FS = 44.1kHz, the Bit Rate B and the Unit Interval UI are given as B = 22.5792 MBit/s and
`UI = 22.14ns.
`
`The points Tx and Rx represent the interfaces of the used MOST network transceiver. They are not
`specified here. However, they have to fulfill the requirements of SP1 and SP4. This includes possible
`worsening due to the transmission between MOST network transceivers and the respective EOC and
`OEC.
`
`Please note:
`All timing parameters in the following tables are specified for high pulses!
`
`The pulse width variation (tpwv) is defined as the sum of the Average Pulse Width Distortion plus high-
`frequency jitter (see Figure 2-1). The limits for the pulse width variation are valid for all data elements
`(Length of high pulse = n*UI; n=1,2,3). Absolute pulse width has to be within the limits
`
`n*UI – (UI-tpwv(min))
`and
`n*UI + (tpwv(max)–UI)
`
`with an error rate of better than 10-9.
`
`The Average Pulse Width Distortion, defined as tapwd = (tpwmx + tpwmn – 2UI)/2, is illustrated in Figure
`2-1. The values tpwmx and tpwmn are maximum and minimum measured values, so that pulses with a
`width of less than tpwv(min) or more than tpwv(max) occur with a probability of less than 10-9. The example
`of Figure 2-1 shows the limit of tpwmx = tpwv(max) and tpwmn = tpwv(min).
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`The limits for the Average Pulse Width Distortion are valid for all data elements (Length of high pulse =
`n*UI; n=1,2,3).
`
`2UI + tpwv(max)
`2UI + tpwv(min)
`1UI + tpwv(max)
`1UI + tpwv(min)
`tpwv(max)
`tpwv(min)
`
`tapwd
`
`tapwd
`
`tapwd
`
`1UI
`
`2UI (Bit Period)
`3UI (occurs at preambles)
`
`Figure 2-1: Pulse-Width Variation and Average Pulse Width Distortion.
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`2.2 Specification Point SP1
`
`condition
`Biphase Mark
`
`1)
`2)
`2)
`3), 4)
`3), 4)
`
`Symbol
`
`VIL1
`VIH1
`tr1_10-90
`tf1_90-10
`t1pwv
`t1apwd
`
`RI1
`CI1
`
`Bit rate
`Low Level Input Voltage
`High Level Input Voltage
`Rise time (10%-90%)
`Fall time (90%-10%)
`Pulse Width Variation
`Average Pulse Width
`Distortion
`Input resistance
`Input capacitance
`Note:
`This table describes the electrical input signal parameters of an electrical optical converter (see
`figure 1-2). All values have to be guaranteed under automotive worst case conditions
`(e.g.: Ta = –40°C ... +85°C)
`
`Min.
`4
`-0.3
`2.0
`-
`-
`0.955
`-0.023
`
`2
`-
`
`typ.
`22.6
`-
`-
`-
`-
`-
`-
`
`-
`-
`
`unit
`max.
`MBit/s
`25
`V
`0.8
`VDD+0.3 V
`0.23
`UI
`0.23
`UI
`1.045 UI
`+0.023 UI
`
`-
`10
`
`kOhm
`pF
`
`1) Range of VDD = 4.75 V . 5.25 V
`2) In case of using 20 % - 80 % measurement tr1_20-80, tf1_80-20 has to be 0.18 UI
`3) Measured at 1.5 V
`4) For more information please refer to 2.1 General Remarks
`
`Table 2-1: Signal parameters of Specification Point 1.
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`symbol
`λ2
`Δλ2
`Popt2
`POFF2
`re2
`tr2
`tf2
`t2pwv
`t2apwd
`
`Peak Wavelength
`FWHM
`Optical output power
`Optical output power “Light off”
`Extinction ratio
`Rise time (20%-80%)
`Fall time (80%-20%)
`Pulse Width Variation
`Average Pulse Width Distortion
`Positive Overshot within 2/3UI
`Negative Overshot within 2/3UI
`High Level Signal Ripple between 2/3UI
`and 3/4U
`Note:
`This table describes the optical output signal parameters of an electrical optical converter (see figure 1-
`2). All values have to be guaranteed under automotive worst case conditions (e.g.: Ta = –40°C ...
`+85°C)
`
`Condition
`
`1), 2)
`2), 3)
`4)
`
`5), 6)
`5), 6)
`7)
`7)
`7)
`
`min.
`630
`-
`-10
`-
`10
`-
`-
`0.943
`-0.023
`-20
`-10
`-10
`
`unit
`Typ. max.
`nm
`650
`685
`nm
`-
`30
`dBm
`-
`-1.5
`dBm
`-
`-50
`dB
`-
`-
`-
`0.27 UI
`-
`0.27 UI
`-
`1.102 UI
`-
`+0.068 UI
`-
`+25 %
`-
`+20 %
`-
`+10 %
`
`1) Average values, when transmitting modulated light @ MOST-Frame @ signal timing parameters as
`defined in next chapter
`2) Power within a far field angle of 30° (NA = 0.5)
`3) Average value, when MOST network off
`4) re2=10*log(b1/b0) average see EN/IEC 61280-2-2
`5) Values at 50% of signal amplitude
`6) For more information please refer to 2.1 General Remarks
`7) The positive/negative overshot and the signal ripple is related to the signal amplitude b1-b0. For
`more detail refer to Figure 2-2
`
`Table 2-2: Signal parameters of Specification Point 2.
`
`Figure 2-2 shows a schematic diagram of optical pulses.
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`25%
`
`-20%
`
`Triggerpoint
`@ (b0+b1)/2
`
`2/3UI
`3/4UI
`
`+/-10%
`
`b1
`
`100%
`
`20%
`
`-10%
`
`b0
`No Light
`
`Figure 2-2: Schematic of optical pulses at Specification Point 2.
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`2.4 Specification Point SP3
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`symbol
`Popt3
`
`Condition
`1), 2), 3), 4)
`
`POFF3
`
`re3
`tr3
`tf3
`t3pwv
`t3apwd
`
`1),2), 5), 3)
`
`6)
`
`7), 8)
`7), 8)
`
`Receivable optical power range for
`data recovery
`Receivable optical power range for
`switching to ”Light off state”
`Extinction ratio
`Rise time (20%-80%)
`Fall time (80%-20%)
`Pulse Width Variation
`Average Pulse Width Distortion
`Note:
`This table describes the optical input signal parameters of an optical electrical converter (see figure 1-2).
`All values have to be guaranteed under automotive worst case conditions
`(e.g.: Ta = –40°C ... +85°C)
`
`min.
`-24
`
`-40
`
`10
`-
`-
`0.943
`-0.023
`
`typ. max. unit
`-
`-2
`dBm
`
`-
`
`-
`-
`-
`-
`-
`
`-24
`
`dBm
`
`dB
`-
`0.31 UI
`0.31 UI
`1.102 UI
`+0.068 UI
`
`1) Average values, when receiving modulated light @ locked MOST-Frame transmission and no coding
`errors occur and test pattern which has to be defined, yet.
`2) Value, when incoming signal has passed the receiving contact end face
`3) Power within a far field angle of 30° (NA = 0.5)
`4) Power within a spectral range of SP2
`5) Value helpful to create a low-current sleep mode operation, meaning of ”Light off” see MOST
`specification section 4.2 Optical Interface Area
`6) re3=10*log(b1/b0) average see EN/IEC 61280-2-2
`7) Values at 50% of signal amplitude
`8) For more information please refer to 2.1 General Remarks
`
`Table 2-3: Signal parameters of Specification Point 3.
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`2.5 Specification Point SP4
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`Symbol
`
`VOL4
`VOH4
`tr4_10-90
`tf4_90-10
`t4pwv
`t4apwd
`
`Condition
`Biphase Mark
`1)
`1)
`1), 2)
`1), 2)
`1), 3), 4)
`1), 3), 4)
`
`min.
`4
`-
`2.5
`-
`-
`0.7
`0
`
`Bit rate
`Low Level Output Voltage
`High Level Output Voltage
`Rise time (10%-90%)
`Fall time (90%-10%)
`Pulse Width Variation
`Average Pulse Width
`Distortion
`Note:
`This table describes the electrical output signal parameters of an optical electrical converter (see
`figure 1-2). All values have to be guaranteed under automotive worst case conditions (e.g.: Ta = –
`40°C ... +85°C)
`
`typ.
`22.6
`-
`-
`-
`-
`-
`-
`
`max.
`25
`0.4
`-
`0.45
`0.45
`1.48
`0.36
`
`unit
`MBit/s
`V
`V
`UI
`UI
`UI
`UI
`
`1) Assuming a load of 50 kOhm / 10 pF. In case of using 20 % - 80 % measurement tr4_20-80,
`tf4 80-20 has to be 0.34 UI
`3) Measured at 1.5 V
`4) For more information please refer to 2.1 General Remarks
`
`Table 2-4: Signal parameters of Specification Point 4.
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`2.6 Additional Requirements for System Design
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`The parameters given for the specification points SP1 ... SP4 are the base for a accurate point-to-
`point link. Looking on a MOST-network with multiple nodes there are additional system-aspects.
`
`The distortion on a MOST-data-stream, described by the parameters Pulse Width Variation and
`Average Pulse Width Distortion, has to be divided into static and dynamic distortion. All static
`distortion and parts of the dynamic distortion will be eliminated by an active Most network transceiver
`chip. The remaining part of the dynamic distortion will be reduced by the transceiver chip and will
`appear on transmitter-side (SP1). The amount of dynamic distortion on SP1 depends on:
`
`• Dynamic distortion at the input of the transceiver chip (SP4)
`
`• Transfer-function of the transceiver-PLL
`
`The signal quality on SP4 is mainly influenced by the OEC-technology (worst case parameters are
`given in Table 2-3 and
`Table 2-4) and by the optical input power at SP3. The data recovery unit inside the transceiver chip is
`based on the sampling clock generated by the PLL (Phase Locked Loop) and will attenuate the
`incoming dynamic distortion.
`
`In a MOST network, the total dynamic distortion based on the Master-TX-signal will accumulate from
`node to node. Depending on the signal quality at the input of a slave device the total amount of
`distortion at the output of such a node will increase or decrease.
`
`Therefore, system stability requires a well defined number of links running at high transmission quality
`to compensate low quality links.
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`3 Device Connection
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`3.1 Connector Interfaces
`
`Table 3-1 summarizes the five specified hybrid connector interfaces.
`
`Please note:
`The optical contacts located at SP2 and SP3 are combined in a single duplex connector.
`
`”Nick name”
`
`Number of
`
`electrical
`
`contacts
`
`2+0
`2+4
`2+12
`2+20
`4+40
`Table 3-1: Connector family.
`Table 3-2 indicates the drawing codes and the file names of the specified connector interfaces.
`
`Number of
`optical contacts
`[φφφφ=1,0 mm]
`2
`2
`2
`2
`2 x 2
`
`PIN = 0,63 mm
`-
`4
`12
`18
`2 x 12
`
`PIN = 1,5 mm
`-
`-
`-
`2
`-
`
`PIN = 2,8 mm
`-
`-
`-
`-
`2 x 8
`
`”nick name”
`
`Drawing code
`
`TIFF File
`
`Drawing Date
`
`2+0
`2+4
`2+12
`2+20
`4+40
`
`MOST-CON-2-0
`MOST-CON-2-4
`MOST-CON-2-12
`MOST-CON-2-20
`MOST-CON-4-40
`
`MOST-CON-2-0.TIF
`MOST-CON-2-4.TIF
`MOST-CON-2-12.TIF
`MOST-CON-2-20.TIF
`MOST-CON-4-40.TIF
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`Fiber Module Interface
`Test Connector
`LWL Collar
`
`MOST-FM-I.TIF
`MOST-CON-T.TIF
`MOST-FM-C.TIF
`TIFF Files available on
`www.mostcooperation.com
`Table 3-2: Drawing codes and file names of connector interfaces.
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`MOST-FM-I
`MOST-CON-T
`MOST-FM-C
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`6.02.2001
`6.02.2001
`6.02.2001
`6.02.2001
`6.02.2001
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`6.02.2001
`6.02.2001
`6.02.2001
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`Specification Document
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`© Copyright 2001 MOST Cooperation
`MOST Specification Of Physical Layer Rev 1.0 02/2001
`Document Version 1.0-00
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`3.2 Connector Interface Loss
`Figure 3-1 shows details of the connector insertion loss Dcon between devices and cabling:
`
`• The attenuation of optical power may not exceed D2conmax = 2.5 dB,
`when optical signal transits from SP2 into the cabling fiber.
`• The attenuation of optical power may not exceed D3conmax = 2.5 dB,
`when optical signal transits from the cabling fiber into SP3.
`
`Please note:
`The maximum connector attenuation is a part of the “MOST Specification of Physical Layer”.
`
`EOC
`
`SP2
`
`OEC
`
`SP3
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`D2con ≤ 2.5 dB
`
`D3con ≤ 2.5 dB
`
`Figure 3-1: Connector Insertion Loss.
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`Specification Document
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`4 Appendix A: Index of Figures
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`Figure 1-1: Location of specification points along a MOST point-to-point-link. ....................................... 7
`Figure 2-1: Pulse-Width Variation and Average Pulse Width Distortion................................................ 10
`Figure 2-2: Schematic of optical pulses at Specification Point 2........................................................... 13
`Figure 3-1: Connector Insertion Loss. ................................................................................................... 18
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`Specification Document
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`© Copyright 2001 MOST Cooperation
`MOST Specification Of Physical Layer Rev 1.0 02/2001
`Document Version 1.0-00
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`5 Appendix B: Index of Tables
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`Table 1-1: Content and references of MOST Specification of Physical Layer. ....................................... 8
`Table 2-1: Signal parameters of Specification Point 1........................................................................... 11
`Table 2-2: Signal parameters of Specification Point 2........................................................................... 12
`Table 2-3: Signal parameters of Specification Point 3........................................................................... 14
`Table 2-4: Signal parameters of Specification Point 4........................................................................... 15
`Table 3-1: Connector family................................................................................................................... 17
`Table 3-2: Drawing codes and file names of connector interfaces........................................................ 17
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`Specification Document
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`6 Appendix C: Abbreviations
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`APWD
`
`Average Pulse Width Distortion
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`B
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`EOC
`
`FS
`
`Bit Rate
`
`Electrical Optical Converter
`
`Frame Sync per second (System sample frequency)
`
`FWHM
`
`Full Width at Half Maximum
`
`NA
`
`OEC
`
`PWV
`
`Rx
`
`SPn
`
`Ta
`
`Tx
`
`UI
`
`Numerical Aperture
`
`Optical Electrical Converter
`
`Pulse Width Variation
`
`MOST Network Transceiver Input
`
`Specification Point No. n (n= 1 … 4)
`
`Ambient Temperature
`
`MOST Network Transceiver Output
`
`Unit Interval
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`Specification Document
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`© Copyright 2001 MOST Cooperation
`MOST Specification Of Physical Layer Rev 1.0 02/2001
`Document Version 1.0-00
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`MOST®
`Specification of Physical Layer
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`Notes:
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`Specification Document
`Page 22
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`© Copyright 2001 MOST Cooperation
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`MOST®
`Specification of Physical Layer
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`Notes:
`
`Specification Document
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`© Copyright 2001 MOST Cooperation
`MOST Specification Of Physical Layer Rev 1.0 02/2001
`Document Version 1.0-00
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`Specification of Physical Layer
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`Specification Document
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`© Copyright 2001 MOST Cooperation
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