UDP/IP – 100 GbE Protocol Hardware Stack

Overview

The DB-UDP-IP-100GbE-AMBA is a UDP/IP Hardware Stack / UDP Off-load Engine (UOE) with low latency, high-performance targeting 100 GbE network links. The DB-UDP-IP is a Verilog SoC IP Core targeting Intel/Altera and Xilinx FPGAs and ASIC/ASSP devices.

The image below depicts the UDP/IP Hardware Stack SoC IP Core embedded within an Altera / Xilinx FPGA device, connected on one side to a 100 GbE Ethernet MAC, and on the other side to the user application within the FPGA (i.e. either the FPGA logic fabric or embedded host processor).

Key Features

100 GbE network links
Low latency, high-performance wire-line performance
Internet Protocol (IP) Packet Processor:
- IP & ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) Protocol
- Host IP address filter, IP header checksum check & generator, userselectable Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU), Unicast & MulticastPacket support
- Compliance with IETF IPv4/IPv6 RFCs
User Datagram Protocol (UDP) Packet Processor:
- Support for up to 256 UDP Ports
- UDP header checksum check & generator
- Compliance with IETF UDP RFCs
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Packet Processor (client/server) with 4-16 entry ARP cache
VLAN Support, DHCP, IGMP, Jumb Frames
Interface to Intel/Altera (Avalon-ST) & Xilinx & Synopsys 100G MAC
High Speed Data Interface to user Host Application:
- 256-bit / 512-bit AXI4-Stream
Host set-up & control via Control & Status Registers and Interrupt Controller
- 32-bit AXI4-Lite or APB or AHB
Pipeline, High Clock Rate, Low Latency architecture & design
Fully-synchronous, synthesizable RTL Verilog SoC IP core

Block Diagram

Deliverables

Verilog RTL Source or technology-specific netlist.
Comprehensive testbench suite with expected results.
Synthesis scripts.
Installation & Implementation Guide.
Technical Reference Manual.

Technical Specifications

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