Vendor: New Wave Design & Verification Category: Fibre Channel

Fibre Channel ASM (Anonymous Subscriber Messaging) Core

The Fibre Channel Avionics Environment Anonymous Subscriber Messaging (FC-AE-ASM) core provides a hardware IP solution for the FC…

Overview

The Fibre Channel Avionics Environment Anonymous Subscriber Messaging (FC-AE-ASM) core provides a complete hardware IP solution for the FC-ASM protocol.

The core provides full FC compliance, hardware-based message label filtering, hardware mapping of message label to host memory, and complete offload of ASM handling including: Transmit messages, Receive messages, CSU frames, DMA controller, frame building/checking, and CRC generation/checking.

The host interface to the core is AXI-MM. This allows the core to be connected to an external host processor over PCIe or to an embedded SoC processor. The core is built for dropping into an FPGA and providing the complete design from processor interface to FC-ASM network interface.

This core is targeted toward applications in military/aerospace and has been used on a wide range of parts at varying operating rates. The core comes with test benches, constraints and an example design, making design integration a straightforward task.

Evaluation versions of the FC-ASM IP core are available and New Wave Design has a set of standard form factor boards featuring FPGAs, Fibre Channel optics, and off-the-shelf reference designs for quick evaluation of the IP core.

Key features

  • FC-AE-ASM compliant interface with hardware-based offload
  • Hardware DMA engines with message label mapped buffers
  • Split port multiple look-up tables (V115X, V505X)
  • Host processor offloaded from all networking responsibilities
  • Supports 1/2/4 Gbs data rates
  • Configurable number of ports in a single FPGA
  • AXI-MM host interface for embedded or PCIe-based processors
  • Frame counter and error statistics

Block Diagram

Benefits

  • Immediate compatibility with existing FC-ASM networks
  • Flexible implementation models for multi-port designs
  • Low risk implementation

Applications

  • Avionics vehicle and mission systems
  • Industrial/Machine vision systems

What’s Included?

  • Core is delivered in netlist format including constraint files

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
Fibre Channel ASM Core
Vendor
New Wave Design & Verification
Type
Silicon IP

Files

Note: some files may require an NDA depending on provider policy.

Provider

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