240 results about "High-Speed Serial Interface" patented technology

A transmitting device and a receiving device are coupled via a high-speed serial interface within a computer system. The transmitting device transmits a packet that includes an extended type/extended length field that extends either a type field or a length field depending on the value of the type field. The extended type/extended length field extends the length field when the type field indicates a memory read request transaction.

A system for selectively forming high-speed serial connections between various components of a network device that includes a multiplexing switch coupled a GE slot and to the high speed serial interfaces of a PHY and at least two network devices. The switch can be programmed to connect the serial interfaces of the two network modules to provide a high-speed, low-latency serial link between the two network modules. Alternatively, the serial interface of a network module can be connected to the GE slot to provide a high-speed, low-latency serial link between the network module and the GE slot.

The invention relates to a laser terminally guided projectile and particularly discloses a turntable for the semi-physical simulation of the laser terminally guided projectile. The turntable comprises a table body and a control cabinet, wherein the table body is used for simulating a projectile body attitude motion characteristic or a projectile body-target relative motion characteristic, can be used for load mounting and is provided with an angle measurement element so as to supply a corner signal to serve as position feedback and speed feedback; the control cabinet is used for realizing the control over the table body; the control cabinet comprises an upper computer and a lower computer; the upper computer can interact with an operator through a human-machine interface so as to realize control instruction input, configuration data correction, safety protection, system state monitoring, and data receiving and processing for the turntable; and the lower computer can be connected with the upper computer through a high-speed serial interface and connected with the table body through a cable so as to complete the real-time control over the table body.

A built-in, at-speed BERT is provided that may be part of high-speed serial interface circuitry implemented on an integrated circuit. The built-in, at-speed BERT takes advantage of an existing clock data recovery (CDR) dual-loop architecture and built-in self test (BIST) circuitry. The built-in, at-speed BERT provides a low-cost solution for production testing of high-speed serial links, facilitating jitter analysis and evaluation of pre-emphasis and equalization performance. This further allows adaptation of pre-emphasis and equalization.

A transmitting device and a receiving device are coupled via a high-speed serial interface within a computer system. The transmitting device transmits a packet header for a message request transaction that include a message group sub-field that indicates one of a plurality of message groups. The packet header also includes a format field that indicates whether the message request packet includes data. The packet header further includes a message code field to indicate a specific message type.

A voltage-controlled oscillator operates at high frequency without high gain by dividing the frequency range into a plurality of subranges, which preferably are substantially equal in size. Within any subrange, the full extent of variation in the control signal changes the frequency only by the extent of the subrange. The gain is thus substantially equal to the gain one would expect for the full frequency range, divided by the number of subranges. The subrange may be selected manually, or by an initial calibration process. In one embodiment, the oscillator includes a voltage-to-current converter and a current-controlled oscillator, with a current mirror arrangement. In that embodiment, selection of the subrange may be controlled by turning on the correct number of current legs.

An imaging system that implements a PCI Express high-speed serial interface system is disclosed in which a plurality of point-to-point simplex communication channels are established to realize a data communication network having a tree structure. The imaging system includes a PCI Express high-speed serial interface, and plural independent image processing units as end point devices of the tree structure that are connected by the PCI Express high-speed serial interface.

The invention provides an all-digital satellite signal simulated source. The all-digital satellite signal simulated source comprises a double-port storage, the double-port storage is a FPGA which provides interfaces for various rate conversions between coding and modulation, is connected with a digital to analog converter through a high-speed serial interface to form a core hardware framework of the satellite signal simulated source, and is connected with a broadband filter directly through a simulation output end to produce multimode high and moderate frequency broadband satellite signal simulated signals with code rates which can vary continuously, a digital signal processor serves as a main control device of the simulated source and performs analysis of various parameters issued by a monitor and parameter configuration of the FPGA, a 32-channel parallel modulation system is arranged inside the FPGA, for example, a 32-channel direct digital synthesizer (DDS) performs parallel output and composition of the central frequency, the FPGA determines the overturn of the carrier phase according to a symbol rate and a main frequency of parallel calculation, IQ two-channel signals, signal coding, code conversion and quadrature modulation are produced through a logical algorithm, a Q channel uniformization coefficient is calculated according to an IQ unbalanced parameter, Q channel uniformization coefficient and the Q channel signal amplitude are subjected to multiply-add arithmetic to calculate the Q channel amplitude, IQ is added, and a unbalanced quadrature phase shift keying (UQPSK) modulation method is simulated.

A data transceiver including a self-test data generator for generating test data, which includes a first pseudo-random number generator programmable so as to allow the operator to input the test data values. The data transceiver further includes a transmitter section coupled to the self-test data generator, a receiver section coupled to the transmitter section, and a test data analyzer coupled to the receiver section, wherein the test data analyzer includes a second pseudo-random number generator, which allows the operator to input the data value via a data bus coupled to the test data analyzer. Both the self-test data generator and the test data analyzer are independently controllable.

The invention provides an image collecting and displaying device of a high-speed TDICCD remote sensing camera and relates to the field of space high-speed TDICCD camera electronic system researching. The device comprises a high-speed serial interface, a high-speed serial transceiver, an FPGA, a Cameralink transmitter, a Cameralink interface, an RS 232 serial transceiver, an RS 232 serial port, a high-speed image capture card, a high-speed solid storage card, a main control computer and an image display device. According to the image collecting and displaying device of the high-speed TDICCD remote sensing camera, CCD original image data of all passages of the high-speed TDICCD remote sensing camera can be effectively received and stored, processed and displayed in real time, conversion and output of the high-speed image data of multiple passages are achieved by means of the FPGA, hardware is easy to achieve, the device is flexible to control, hardware cost is little, integration is high, and a ground test system which is stable in performance and portable is provided for researching of the high-speed TDICCD remote sensing camera.

A requesting device and a completer device are coupled via a high-speed serial interface within a computer system. The requesting device transmits a packet for a request transaction to a completer device. The completer device checks for error conditions in the course of servicing the request. If an error condition is found then the completer device transmits a completion packet with a completion status of something other than successful. The completion packet includes a completer identification field. The requesting device records the completer identification value and indicates in a register that a completion packet has been received with a non-successful completion status.

A transmitting device and a receiving device are coupled via a high-speed serial interface within a computer system. The transmitting device transmits a packet that includes a format field to partially specify the packet header format and a type field to specify a transaction type. The format field and the type field together specify the packet header format and the format field indicates the size of the packet header.

Circuitry for receiving a serial data signal (e.g., a high-speed serial data signal) includes adjustable equalizer circuitry for producing an equalized version of the serial data signal. The equalizer circuitry may include controllably variable DC gain and controllably variable AC gain. The circuitry may further include eye height and eye width monitor circuitry for respectively producing first and second output signals indicative of the height and width of the eye of the equalized version. The first output signal may be used in control of the DC gain of the equalizer circuitry, and the second output signal may be used in control of the AC gain of the equalizer circuitry.

Automatic rate negotiation logic for a high speed serial interface in a programmable logic device determines whether multiple occurrences of a single-bit transition (i.e., a data transition from “0” to “1” to “0” or from “1” to “0” to “1”) occur within a predetermined time interval on a data channel of a high-speed serial interface. The interval preferably is selected such that multiple occurrences of a single-bit transition mean that the data channel is operating in full-rate mode. The rate negotiation logic may share a phase detector with clock data recovery circuitry in the interface. The phase detector may be a bang-bang phase detector specially adapted to detect single-bit transitions.

The present invention relates to a linear equalizer applicable to a high-speed serial interface, comprising a differential input pair transistor consisting of a first NMOS transistor M1 and a second NMOS transistor M2, a bias current source consisting of a third NMOS transistor M3 and a fourth NMOS transistor M4, a pair of differential input signals VINP and VINN, and a pair of differential output signals VOUTP and VOUTN. The linear equalizer further comprises a capacitance-resistance negative feedback equalizer circuit consisting of a variable resistor RS and a variable capacitor CS and an active inductor consisting of a resistor RG and a fifth NMOS transistor M5, which form an output load together with two load resistors RL. According to the linear equalizer applicable to a high-speed serial interface, an active inductor can generate a null point higher than channel bandwidth, and provide broader bandwidth and a greater high-frequency gain in a high-speed serial data transmission process, so that equalizer performance is improved, and a chip area of an integrated circuit chip is effectively reduced, thereby reducing power consumption.

An integrated data jitter generator for the testing of high speed serial interfaces is provided. A transmit timing generator for use in a transmit data path includes a high frequency clock generator such as a phase-locked loop or a delay-locked loop having an input for receiving an oscillator or reference clock input. A clock modulator receives both an existing low frequency modulation signal and a high frequency modulation signal. A high-speed modulated clock signal is generated to enable jitter testing by a downstream-coupled receiver. Fixed frequencies such as 3, 6, 125, 150, 250, 300, 750, or 1500 MHz are used for the high-speed modulation signal, but any high-speed modulation frequency can be used to generate the desired amount of jitter. Likewise, the amplitude of the high frequency modulation signal can also be varied as desired.

A navigation system with a portable heads up display (HUD). The HUD comprises a housing rotably mounted on a stand. The housing holds a device for generating an image that can be projected onto a vehicle windshield, for example a vacuum fluorescent display (VFD) module. Preferably, the navigation system is a NavMate® Navigation System from Visteon Technologies LLC, and the HUD is operatively connected to the navigation system by a high speed serial interface, for example an RS232 interface. An exemplary HUD includes a microcontroller, frame buffer, and a graphic display module. A preferred image generator is a Futaba GP1045A02A graphic display module.