Electrical transceiver for synchronous Ethernet
AssigneesOpto Electronics Solutions Co., Ltd., AimValley B.V.
InventorsWillem Van Den Bosch, Niels Schipper
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Abstract
Disclosed is an electrical transceiver for synchronous Ethernet, including: a first interface connected with a host; a second interface including a physical layer (PHY) transceiver connected with a serial link; and a processor connected with the first interface and the second interface, wherein the processor includes a timing control unit controlling a transmission signal transmitted to the second interface from the first interface and a reception signal transmitted to the first interface from the second interface to have the same time delay.
Claims7
An electrical transceiver for synchronous Ethernet comprising:
- a first interface connected with a host;
- a second interface including a physical layer (PHY) transceiver connected with a serial link;
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- a processor connected with the first interface and the second interface,
- wherein the processor includes a timing control unit controlling a transmission signal transmitted to the second interface from the first interface and a reception signal transmitted to the first interface from the second interface to have the same time delay, a decoding unit decoding a line coding signal received from the host and an encoding unit encoding the signal received from the serial link to the line coding signal,
- wherein a delay difference between the transmission signal and the reception signal is calculated by Equation 1 below,
- {fixed RX serdes+[n]×8ns+fixed TX PHY}={fixed TX serdes+fixed EQ delay+fixed RX PHY} [Equation 1]
- where, fixed RX serdes represents a delay time of the encoding unit, fixed TX PHY represents a delay time of a transmission unit in the physical layer (PHY) transceiver, fixed TX serdes represents a delay time of the decoding unit, fixed EQ delay represents a delay time in the timing control unit, and fixed RX PHY represents a delay time of a reception unit in the physical layer (PHY) transceiver, and [n] is a value at which the delays of the transmission signal and the reception signal are the same.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.