Vendor: Noesis Technologies Category: TDM Framer

ITU G.704 E1 Framer/Deframer

Noesis Technologies ntE1_G704 Framer/Deframer is designed for E1 networks and is compliant with ITU recommendations G.704, G.706,…

Overview

Noesis Technologies ntE1_G704 Framer/Deframer is designed for E1 networks and is compliant with ITU recommendations G.704, G.706, G.732, G.775 and O.163. The core provides all the necessary data formatting transforms for transmission over an E1 carrier. E1 is one of the two most widely used TDM (time division multiplexing) carriers incorporating 32 channels, each with a
bandwidth of 64 kbps providing a total bit rate of 2048 kbps.

The ntE1_G704 IP core provides a flexible interface supporting hardware and microprocessor modes. Specifically the core can be connected to a host system either through an 8-bit parallel microprocessor interface (HP mode) or through a set of I/O ports (HW mode). When in HP mode, the microprocessor configures and monitors the functionality of the core through a rich set of registers. When in HW mode, the core is directly controlled and monitored through a set of dedicated ports and no microprocessor control is necessary.

At the transmit side, the framer generates framing patterns, CRC4 bits, formats outgoing and signalling data, generates alarms and clock outputs for data conditioning and decoding. At the receive side, the deframer establishes frame / multiframe synchronization, extracts data, signalling and alarm flags. It provides information like frame, multiframe alignment, calculates CRC4, counts CRC4 errors and performs A-bit processing.

Key features

  • E1 framer/deframer compliant to G.704, G.706, G.732 and O.163 ITU recommendations.
  • Supports CAS and CCS signalling standards.
  • Supports CRC4 based framing standards.
  • User configurable receive and transmit control.
  • Supports 8-bit parallel microprocessor interface for device configuration and control in host processor mode.
  • Hardware control mode requires no host processor; ideal for stand-alone applications.
  • Supports HDB3 line coding.
  • Supports loop-back mode.
  • Alarm generation, alarm detection and error logging.
  • Compatible with Dallas DS2186 transmit line interface.
  • Fully synchronous design.
  • Silicon proven in ASIC and FPGA technologies for a variety of applications.

Block Diagram

What’s Included?

  • Fully commented synthesizable VHDL or Verilog source code or FPGA netlist.
  • VHDL or Verilog test benches and example configuration files.
  • Comprehensive technical documentation.
  • Technical support.

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
ntE1_G704
Vendor
Noesis Technologies
Type
Silicon IP

Files

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Provider

Noesis Technologies
HQ: Greece
Noesis Technologies specializes in design,development and marketing of high quality, cost effective communication IP cores and provides expert ASIC/FPGA design services in telecom DSP area. Our solutions are key components to the most sophisticated telecom systems. Backed-up by our leading-edge expertise on forward error correction, encryption and networking technology as well as on DSP algorithm development we provide robust solutions that are used to improve data quality, increase bandwidth or reduce the overall system cost of end-application.

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