JESD204C 64b/66b, mode 30, includes 12bit samples.
Table 7.4.4.1 in https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/slvsen9c/slvsen9c.pdf?ts=1655899655282, JMODE 30, specify E=1, F=8, N'=N=12bit.
Does it mean there are 4 tail bits in the 8 octet frame ?
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JESD204C 64b/66b, mode 30, includes 12bit samples.
Table 7.4.4.1 in https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/slvsen9c/slvsen9c.pdf?ts=1655899655282, JMODE 30, specify E=1, F=8, N'=N=12bit.
Does it mean there are 4 tail bits in the 8 octet frame ?
Hi Peleg,
Here is the frame for JMODE30. As you can see per frame there are 8 octets and 4 tail bits.
Regards,
Neeraj
Thanks Neeraj.
It seems like JMODE list is missing this important parameter of tail bits.
Another aspect of this is the loss of efficiency. Instead of using 3 frames of 8 octets to send 16 X 12bit samples with 64/66=~97% efficiency, 5 X 12bit samples are sent with 60/66=91% efficiency.
Loosing 6% of the throughput is not a small thing.
Is there any intention to optimize this in future devices ?
there are also other modes such JMODE42 where the packing is much more tighter but it uses 12 lanes instead of 8 lanes.
Regards,
Neeraj