DisplayPort (DP) Tunneling over USB4
USB4 is an industry standard that tunnels three different protocol specifications (PCIe, USB3 and DisplayPort) serially to a destination. DisplayPort (DP) tunneling over USB4 means DP protocol packets are converted into USB4 protocol packets and transferred over its fabric to a destination. Before the USB4 router sends the packets to its destination, they are converted back to DP protocol packets. In sum and substance, think of the USB4 fabric as a DP Repeater. The USB4 specification has rules that make this very efficient and guarantees no DP packets are lost.
There are two version options available in USB4:
- USB4 version 1 (USB4v1), and
- USB4 version 2 (USB4v2)
USB4v1 supports DP1.4 specification features. USB4v2 supports DP2.x specification features with an option to fallback to USB4v1.
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