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Using SSI to implement TDMA transceiver...



I am trying to find a microcontroller to implement a pseudo TDMA  transceiver in.  The pTDMA is a high speed control network I designed 25 years ago.  Back then I used programmable logic to pull it off.  

The bits:

bit rate:  50MHz

bits/packet:  10

packets/frame:  256

sync:  b0 of each packet is always 1.  All of packet 255 is always 0.

Tx and Rx bit streams never stop.  Tx and Rx may or may not be in sync.

I have been looking into the F28M35X and similar chips.  Using the SSI in continuous mode looks like it might work with some fanageling.   I can see how the Tx side of things could work.  The Rx side would be a bit trickier though, especially with syncing.  Tx DMA would repeatedly cycle through 256 10-bit ram locations.  Rx DMA would do the same, but would use different ram bank.  Not sure how I would sync with data stream.

Am I dreaming here?  Is there another chip that would be better suited for this?

Thank you.

Bernie