Overview
The complete silicon-proven Synopsys IP solution, consisting of configurable digital controllers, PHYs, Integrity and Data Encryption (IDE) Security Modules, IP Prototyping Kits and verification IP, is designed to meet all required features of the PCI Express® (PCIe®) 6.0, 5.0, 4.0, 3.1, 2.1, 1.1, and PIPE specifications. By providing a complete IP solution, Synopsys delivers
optimization across the individual IP to lower latency and ensures that all the IP functions seamlessly together to lower integration risk. The high-performance PCI Express IP solution is optimized for low power, small area and low latency.
The high-quality IP solution has been extensively validated with multiple hardware platforms, PHYs, and PCIe verification suites across a broad range of processes and foundries. With thousands of design wins and products shipping in volume, Synopsys’ expertise in developing and supporting the PCI Express interface enables designers to accelerate time-to-market and achieve silicon success for their advanced SoCs.
Learn more about PCI Express IP core
Madhumita Sanyal, Synopsys
Richard Solomon
This paper will begin with a quick overview of the specification and its application space, and then go into details such as bandwidth and clocking considerations, PHY interface differences, power management impacts, and the tradeoffs related to choices around link-layer changes. These changes may impact the transaction and application layers of devices moving from PCIe to M-PCIe, and the paper will detail those issues. A basic understanding of PCI Express concepts is helpful but not required.
This paper discusses the integration and system verification challenges encountered when integrating a PCI Express digital intellectual property (IP) core into a Gigabit Ethernet design
This article discusses the road to achieving compliance and the role that Synopsys DesignWare Intellectual Property (IP) for PCI Express can play in helping to achieve interoperability and compliance
This application note provides you with a very brief introduction to the emerging PCI Express protocol and explains how selecting the right digital and mixed signal IP can accelerate the implemention of this new standard into your designs.