UCIe D2D Adapter IP
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UCIe D2D Adapter
- The D2D Adapter for UCIe is a scalable adapter layer between one or more protocol components and the UCIe PHY, which ensures efficient data transfer across the UCIe Link by seamlessly coordinating with the Protocol Layer and Physical Layer.
- By minimizing logic on the main data path, it delivers a low-latency, optimized pathway for protocol Flits.
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D2D UCIe 1.1
- Compatible with UCIe v1.1 specification
- Features single-ended, source-synchronous, and DDR I/O signaling
- Supports 32-bit (16-bits TX + 16-bit RX) data bus per module for standard packages
- Offers a high clock frequency up to 16GHz
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D2D UCIe 1.0
- Compatible with UCIe v1.0 specification
- Single-ended, source synchronous and DDR IO Signaling
- Supports 32 bits(16bits TX + 16bits RX) data bus per module for standard package
- High clock frequency, up to 8GHz
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UCIe Chiplet PHY & Controller
- Compliant with the UCIe specification (2.0 & 1.1)
- Flexible Structure, easy to customize (Pre-hardened PHY tuned to Customer Spec, PHY + Adapter Layer, PHY + Adapter Layer + Customized Protocol Layer)
- Supports the CXS/AXI using the streaming package (AXI Interface bandwidth up to 89%)
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The UCIe CONTROLLER IP
- The UCIe IP solution includes D2D Adapter layer which supports streaming/PCIe/CXL/Raw flitformats, supports both standard and advanced mainband links and sideband links
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Verification IP for UCIe
- Avery UCIe VIP provides a comprehensive verification solution featuring an advanced UVM environment that incorporates constrained random traffic gener ation, robust D2D and LogPHY layer controls and error injection, protocol checks and coverage, functional coverage, protocol analyzer-like features for debug ging, and performance analysis metrics.
- PCIe/CXL VIP supports FDI/RDI adapters for complete stack verification. With the advanced capabilities of Avery VIP, engineers can work more efficiently, develop more complex tests, and work on more complex topologies, such as bifurcation.