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IEEE 1394 OVC
- IEEE 1394a-2000 Link Layer Controller eVC is a fully documented, off the shelf component for Cadence Specman Elite functional verification environment.
- The IEEE 1394 a-2000 link layer controller (from now on referred to only as 1394a) provides connectionless acknowledged data transfer services between a source node and destination node where node is an addressable device attached to the serial bus with at least a minimum set of control registers.
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IEEE 1394a - 2000 Link Layer Controller
- The Link core is a functional block available for insertion into a customer's ASIC design, which supports the IEEE 1394a - 2000 Draft specifications for a high - speed serial bus.
- The SI16FWA20 Link core is implemented using VHDL synthesizable code to provide portability across Silicon Interfaces Gate Array and Cell - Based ASIC technologies.
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Mil1394 AS5643 Link Layer Controller IP Core
- AS5643 compliant interface with hardware based STOF offload
- Hardware DMA engines with message label mapped buffers
- STOF transmitter and receiver hardware functions
- Supports S100/S200/S400 data rates
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Mil1394 GP2Lynx Link Layer Controller IP Core
- AS5643 compliant interface with hardware-based STOF offload
- Supports S100/S200/S400 data rates
- Configurable number of GP2Lynx nodes in a single FPGA
- Legacy microprocessor or AXI host interface available
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Mil1394 OHCI Link Layer Controller IP Core
- AS5643 compliant interface with hardware based STOF offload
- Supports S100/S200/S400/S800/S1600/S3200 data rates
- Configurable number of OHCI nodes in a single FPGA
- AXI-based host interface for embedded or PCIe based processors
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1394b PHY IP Core
- AS5643 compliant interface
- Supports S100 / S200 / S400 / S800 / S1600 / S3200 data rates
- Complete PHY layer implementation
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1394B I/O
- Single-chip solution: The PHY IP can be combined with Link Layer IPs, creating smaller solutions. Additional components can be added to create a System On Chip (SOC) solution.
- Flexible number of ports: Commercially available PHY chips have a fixed number of ports which for small peripherals is often overkill. On the other hand, host adapter would likely benefit from 3 or more ports and a hub could even have more than that. For a PHY based on FPGA technology, the user can customize the number of ports as required.
- Optional debug and test features: Optionally the user can include debug and test features like BERT (Bit Error Rate Test) Low level data monitoring and recording
- Field-upgradable: The used FPGAs are field upgradable thus allowing the addition new features or bug fixes, even if the device is already in the field.
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IEEE-1394b PHY layer Core
- Complete IP solution supporting IEEE-1394b-2008 and AS5643
- Support for speeds from S100 to S3200
- Single-Speed Support (S100, S200, S400, ...)
- Multi-Speed Support (S100 - S400, S800 - S3200)
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FireLink IEEE1394b Link Layer Controller
- IEEE 1394-1995, 1394a-2000 and 1394b-2002 compliant
- Supports 100, 200, 400, and 800Mbps data transfer rates
- Supports Legacy and Beta packets RX/TX (depending on the connected PHY)
- Supports all standard 1394 packet types
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1394b FPGA Link Layer Controller
- Complete IP solution combining FireLink® Basic and FireGate
- IEEE-1394-2008 Beta
- Supports S100-S3200 transfer rates
- Minimal Footprint