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    Gigabit Ethernet with c66x?

    Gigabit Ethernet with c66x?

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    Gaston Schelotto
    Posted by Gaston Schelotto
    on Apr 01 2011 10:45 AM
    Expert2225 points

    Hello,

    I'm in touch with an optical research laboratory that's involved in 10GbE and 100GbE development. I'd like to know if OFDM or ePDM-QPSK modulations can be performed by c66x at high rates. I noticed that  these devices could deliver up to 10GHz of performance but I'm not sure about the implementation. Could anyone help me with this?

    I also guess that a FPGA or PLD should be placed between ADC/DAC and c66x in order to get/put the data without bottlenecks. Am I right? In this case which C66x interfaces should be used? How? I'm sorry, lot of questions today.

    Thanks in advance,
    gaston

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      Posted by tscheck
      on Apr 01 2011 16:49 PM
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      Gaston,

       

      For ethernet, we have 1G SGMII interface support. 

       

      Our highest C66x bandwidth interfaces are SRIO (4 lanes each running at 5GBaud) and a proprietary link called Hyperlink (4 lanes at 12.5 GBaud).  As of today, we typically we see an FPGA for protocol conversion between DSP and ADC/DAC. 

       

      Regards,

      Travis

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