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Hi,
I am making a research about USB 3.0 vs. USB 2.0 and I am quite confused about the term "dual simplex". In USB 3.0 Specification, it's mentioned that its data interface is a dual-simplex and bi-directional. I know that simplex means a permanent uni-directional transmission, and 'dual' means that I can send two sent of data instead of one set at a time. So, how can dual simplex be bi-directional?
Thanks in advance,
I am making a research about USB 3.0 vs. USB 2.0 and I am quite confused about the term "dual simplex". In USB 3.0 Specification, it's mentioned that its data interface is a dual-simplex and bi-directional. I know that simplex means a permanent uni-directional transmission, and 'dual' means that I can send two sent of data instead of one set at a time. So, how can dual simplex be bi-directional?
Thanks in advance,