Overview
LogiCORE™ IP Serial RapidIO v5.6 – SRIO Gen 1.3 (with extensions for Gen 2 -5G line rate) Support For the Serial RapidIO Gen 2 Xilinx LogiCORE IP, please click here.
The LogiCORE IP Serial RapidIO Endpoint solution, designed to RapidIO Gen 1.3 specification with Gen 2 -5G line rate support, comprises of a highly flexible and optimized Serial RapidIO Physical Layer core and a Logical (I/O) AND Transport Layer core. This core is designed to ensure predictable timing, thereby significantly reducing engineering time investment and allowing resources to be focused on user-specific application logic.
The RapidIO Logical (I/O) and Transport Layer core and the RapidIO Physical Layer core, provide a complete Serial RapidIO protocol stack. Additionally, a highly optimized and configurable buffer design is included with these cores to implement a Serial RapidIO endpoint. While a modular IP design approach provides flexibility to enable ease of customization, the Xilinx tool chain automates generation of the serial endpoint on an FPGA by using these building block IP cores through a configurable and easy-to-use graphical user interface.
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Eric Esteve
Designers have many different options for implementing a RapidIO interconnect. This article outlines the decision factors that designers should consider, organized by project development phases: system design, implementation, system verification, and system evolution. A last section discusses support services, which impact all stages of project development.
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