Vendor: Comcores Category: Ethernet

Radio over Ethernet (RoE)

Silicon agnostic implementation of the structure agnostic mapping method described in the IEEE 1914.3 standard The Radio Over Eth…

Overview

Silicon agnostic implementation of the structure agnostic mapping method described in the IEEE 1914.3 standard

The Radio Over Ethernet Structure Agnostic Mapper/Demapper IP core is a silicon agnostic implementation of the structure agnostic mapping method described in the IEEE 1914.3 standard. The RoE IP core takes multiple streams of CPRI data and map these into one or several 10G/25G Ethernet data streams and vice versa. The RoE IP core does as well allow for local injection and retraction of Ethernet traffic.

The RoE IP core allows easy configuration for various synchronization methods and works with CPRI in both slave and master mode. The RoE IP core has been successfully tested in HW and at system level.

Key features

  • Delivers Performance
    • Complies with IEEE 1914.3 standard
    • Supports multiple streams of CPRI and Ethernet
    • Complies with CPRI 7.0 standard
    • Configurable for several operating modes
    • CPRI Line Rate speed from 614.4 – 24330.24 Mbps (only limited by HW)
    • Ethernet Line rates supported for both 10G and 25G
    • IEEE 1588 supported
    • Time of Day (ToD) supported
  • Radio designs
    • Enables Ethernet as a connectivity option for Radio’s
    • Used with designs where customer has own proprietary CPRI
  • Baseband designs
    • Enables Ethernet as a fronthaul option
    • Easy integration with legacy CPRI
  • Test
    • Fast track testing RoE implmentations
    • Many test options available in core
  • Easy to use
    • HW demonstration setup available
    • Interfacing to all CPRI variants
    • CPRI SerDes interface supports both 8B 10B and 64B 66B
    • MAC interface through a 64 bit XGMII or Avalon Streaming
    • CPU interface through a 32 bit AXI4-Lite, APB or Avalon interface
  • Silicon Agnostic
    • Designed in VHDL and targeting both ASICs and FPGAs

Block Diagram

What’s Included?

  • Solid documentation, including User Manual and Release Note.
  • Simulation Environment, including Simple Testbed, Test case, Test Script.
  • Timing Constraints in Synopsys SDC format.
  • Access to support system and direct support from Comcores Engineers.
  • Synopsys Lint and CDC (optional)

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
Radio over Ethernet (RoE)
Vendor
Comcores
Type
Silicon IP

Files

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Provider

Comcores
HQ: Denmark
Comcores is a market leader in the development of state-of-the-art IP-cores for communication systems. The company is a leading provider of digital components for high-speed digital connectivity between wireless communication network components as well as radio functionality in existing and next-generation mobile infrastructure networks. Comcores offers leading IP cores solutions, expertise in research and development as well as custom design solutions.

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