ETC A2111

A2111
Preliminary Product Brief
Skyhawk
10 Gigabit Ethernet LAN/WAN PHY
Overview
The Skyhawk is a highly integrated, ultra-low-power
frame processing solution for 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10
GbE) physical layer applications. The device provides
complete PCS-R, PCS-W, and WIS functionality and
can operate as a 10 GbE LAN or WAN PHY.
In 10 GbE WAN PHY mode, the line-side supports a
standard 16-bit, 622.08 MHz XSBI / SFI-4 interface. In
10 GbE LAN PHY mode, the line-side supports a
standard 16-bit, 644.53 MHz XSBI interface. The
system-side interface is a selectable standard HSTL
XGMII or SSTL-2 XGMII interface.
PCS layer functions include 64b/66b encoding and
decoding, X58 scrambling and descrambing, gear boxing, and rate matching. Block-lock detection and
remote and local fault handling are also supported.
WIS functions include WIS framing, pointer processing, and X7 scrambling and descrambling, as well as
error rate monitoring and alarm processing per ANSI
T1-416 – 1999.
For device control and configuration, the Skyhawk provides a standard 32-bit processor interface, as well as a
Management Data I/O (MDIO) interface and MDIO
registers. The device conforms to the IEEE serial
LAN-PHY and WAN-PHY proposals.
A key application for the device is to facilitate
cost-effective interfacing between standard 10 Gbps
optical modules with XSBI interfaces and link layer
devices with XGMII interfaces. Other applications
include optical core routers, enterprise switches, and
Ethernet line terminating equipment.
Block Diagram
Optical
Loopback
XSBI /
SFI-4
WIS
Loopback
RX
Optical
I/F
TX
10 GbE
Data
Engine
WIS
Framer
WIS Bypass for LAN PHY
WIS Bypass for LAN PHY
PCS
Loopback
XGMII (SSTL-2)
System
Loopback
RX
10 GbE
Data
Engine
WIS
Framer
XGMII (HSTL)
TX
XGMII
I/F
RX
XGMII
I/F
XGMII (HSTL)
XGMII (SSTL)
CPU I/F
MDIO
TX
Optical
I/F
CPU
XSBI /
SFI-4
Confidential and Proprietary
Ample Communications
4034 Clipper Court • Fremont, CA 94538
Phone: 510-657-1500 • Email: [email protected]
7/8/02
Skyhawk A2111
Features
WIS Layer Processing
Line-Side Interface
• Support for all WIS framing and frame
synchronization functions
• Support for two configurations
• Standard XSBI (SFI-4) 16-bit, 622.08 MHz,
LVDS interface for 10 GbE WAN PHY mode
• Standard XSBI 16-bit, 644.53 MHz, LVDS
interface for 10 GbE LAN PHY mode
• Complete section, line, and path overhead layer
termination
• Generation and verification of BIP-8 parity
• Pointer processing for receive payload extraction
and transmit payload mapping
• Extraction and insertion of transport and path
overhead from/to dedicated external pins or from
registers
System-Side Interfaces
• Selectable XGMII interface: HSTL2 or SSTL
CPU Interface
• 32-bit synchronous CPU interface; support for both
Intel and Motorola-type processors
• WIS alarm insertion and detection
• MDIO and MDC management interface and
registers
• Frame-synchronous X7 + X6 + 1 scrambling and
descrambling
Test and Diagnostic Support
• Error rate monitoring
10 GbE Processing
• 10 GbE WAN and LAN PHY functionality
• Complete PCS-R and PCS-W functionality
including:
• 64b/66b encoding and decoding
• Built-in pattern generators and verifiers
• Multiple diagnostic loopbacks
• IEEE 1149.1 port with memory BIST, scan, and
JTAG boundary scan
General Specifications
• Packaging: 672-pin flip-chip BGA
• X58 + X39 + 1 scrambling and descrambling
• Technology: low-power CMOS 1.8V, 3.3V-tolerant
I/Os on CPU and other interfaces
• 66:16 gearboxing
• Ambient operating temperature: 0°C to 70°C
• Block synchronization
• Power dissipation: 3.5 W max, 2.7 W typical
• Rate matching
Standards Compliance
• Block_lock detection
• IEEE 802.3ae-D3.1 draft specification
• Remote and local fault handling
• ANSI T1.416 – 1999
Applications
• 10 GbE LAN or WAN switching equipment
• Multiservice switches
• 10 GbE WAN or LAN PHYs
• Uplink cards
• Ethernet line-terminating equipment (ELTE)
• 10 GbE test equipment
• Edge and core routers
Confidential and Proprietary
Ample Communications
4034 Clipper Court • Fremont, CA 94538
Phone: 510-657-1500 • Email: [email protected]
7/8/02