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A computer bus is an electrical interface where many devices share the same electric connection allowing signals to be transferred between them (allowing information or power to be shared). A bus often takes the form of an array of wires that terminate at a connector which allows a device to be plugged onto the bus. A common example is the PCI bus in PCs. |
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A computer bus is an electrical bus inside a computer. |
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See also: USB, Ethernet |
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A computer typically has internal (that is inside the case) and external busses. A common example is the internal PCI bus in PCs and the external USB. See also: Ethernet |
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