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  • 66/2112 Codec for Cyclic Code (2112,2080)
    • Small Size
    • Implements FEC Sublayer for 10GBASE-R (section 74 of the IEEE 802.3 standard)
    • 10G/40G/100G Ethernet MAC-friendly interface
    • Practically self-contained: requires only memory for one 2112-bit block in the decoder.
    Block Diagram -- 66/2112 Codec for Cyclic Code (2112,2080)
  • 2.5 Gbps GPON FEC Codec
    • This high performance core is a full featured Forward Error Correction encoder and decoder, specially designed for high speed optical networks or any other broadband applications.
    • It is fully compliant with the 2.5 Gbps GPON standard (G.984.3) and is available for FPGA or ASIC implementation.
    • The FEC algorithm is based on Reed-Solomon (255,239) code and consists of an encoder and decoder module.
    Block Diagram -- 2.5 Gbps GPON FEC Codec
  • oFEC Encoder and Decoder
    • OpenROADM oFEC (Open Forward Error Correction) is a core element of the OpenROADM initiative, providing a standardized, open-source FEC solution for high-speed coherent optical networks.
    • The oFEC IP cores deliver high coding gain through a fully parallel, pipelined decoder architecture with 3 soft-decision (SD) and 2 hard-decision (HD) decoding steps. It supports data rates from 200G to 800G, including Probabilistic Constellation Shaping (PCS) modes to enhance spectral efficiency, noise tolerance, and transmission reach.
    Block Diagram -- oFEC Encoder and Decoder
  • DVB-S2X LDPC/BCH Decoder
    • Compliant with DVB-S2 and DVB-S2X
    • Support for decoding of BBFRAMEs
    • Support for ACM, CCM, and VCM
    • Support for very low SNR modes (VLSNR) with SNRs below -9 dB
    Block Diagram -- DVB-S2X LDPC/BCH Decoder
  • NCR Processor
    • NCR (Network Clock Reference) is a procedure to provide the master clock (i.e. time information) of the satellite to all its user terminals.
    • Typically, NCR packets are provided periodically over a continuous DVB-S2 or DVB-S2X link.
    • The receiving user terminal uses the knowledge of the master clock in the system to determine when it is allowed to transmit data in a time-division multiple access (TDMA) system, such as DVB-RCS or DVB-RCS2.
    Block Diagram -- NCR Processor
  • DVB-RCS2 Modulator
    • Compliant with DVB-RCS2
    • Support for Pi/2-BPSK, QPSK, 8-PSK, and 16-QAM
    • Support for all linear burst modulation waveforms specified in Annex A
    • Output baseband-filtered and gain adjusted samples
    Block Diagram -- DVB-RCS2 Modulator
  • BCH Encoder/Decoder IP Core
    • Full hardware implementationfor maximum performance, encoding, errordetectionand correct
    • Balanced performance/gatecount
    • All Galois fields covered
    • ValidatedIP reducesTime-To-Market
    Block Diagram -- BCH Encoder/Decoder IP Core
  • Hamming Code ECC
    • Encoder:
    • Decoder
    Block Diagram -- Hamming Code ECC
  • FireCode FEC
    • Encoding and decoding is performed in 0 clock cycles.
    • No iterative Feedback in the pipeline
    • No RAMS/ROMS used.
    Block Diagram -- FireCode FEC
  • BCH Error Correcting Code ECC
    • Asynchronous operation
    • No clocks required.
    • No storage like memories SRAMS/ROMS/FilipFlops used
    • No iterative Feedback in the pipeline
    Block Diagram -- BCH Error Correcting Code ECC
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