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A PHY, an abbreviation for "physical layer", is an electronic circuit, usually implemented as a chip, required to implement physical layer functions of the OSI model. A PHY connects a link layer device (often called MAC as an acronym for medium access control) to a physical medium such as an optical fiber or copper cable. A PHY device typically includes both Physical Coding Sublayer (PCS) and Physical Medium Dependent (PMD) layer functionality.

Auto-polling unit for interrupt generation in a network interface device

A system and method for auto-polling a status register within a physical layer (PHY) interface to a local area network (LAN). The system includes a host CPU which needs to detect and service interrupts generated by a PHY device on the LAN which is coupled between a first transmission medium (such as copper or fiber cable) and a management interface to the system. The system further includes an auto-polling unit which monitors activity on the management interface of the PHY device. When the auto-polling unit detects a lack of activity on the management interface of the PHY for a predetermined interval, the auto-polling unit reads a first value from the PHY status register. This first status value is then compared to a previously stored value which corresponds to the last PHY status value read by the host CPU. If a mismatch is detected between these two values, an interrupt is generated to the CPU. In response to receiving the interrupt, auto-polling is suspended (to avoid changing the status data that caused the interrupt) and the CPU requests a read of the status value in the first register. In this manner, the CPU is able to access the status value which caused the interrupt and determine the appropriate course of action. This status read by the CPU also has the effect of clearing the interrupt. This system frees the CPU from having to continually poll the PHY status register to determine if a change in status has occurred.
Owner:JATO TECH

Gigabit Ethernet field bus communication device based on FPGA

The invention discloses a gigabit Ethernet field bus communication device based on an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array). The device comprises an ARM (Asynchronous Response Mode)/DSP (Digital Signal Processor) expansion interface, an FPGA module, a PHY (Physical Layer) chip and a field bus communication interface and is characterized in that an electrical signal or an optical signal on a field bus is converted into a differential signal through a field bus interface; data is downloaded into the FPGA module through the gigabit PHY chip; and the FPGA module is used for receiving and analyzing the downloaded data and then transmitting the analyzed data to an ARM or a DSP connected with the ARM/DSP expansion interface through the ARM/DSP expansion interface for processing; the data processed by the ARM/DSP is packaged into a data frame by the FPGA module and is then converted into the differential signal through the gigabit PHY chip; and the differential signal is converted into the electrical signal or the optical signal through the field bus communication interface to be transmitted onto a the field bus. The gigabit Ethernet field bus communication device has the beneficial effects that the data transmission rate of 1000 Mbps can be realized, the communication with external equipment with the PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) interface can be realized, and different controllers can be externally connected according to the actual needs, the flexibility is high, and the gigabit Ethernet field bus communication device can be flexibly applied to real-time monitoring and communication of an industrial control field.
Owner:HUAZHONG UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Systems and methods for providing communication between an ATM layer device and multiple multi-channel physical layer devices

Systems and methods are provided for providing communication between an ATM layer device and multiple multi-channel PHY layer devices, which increase the number of multi-channel PHY layer ports supported by the ATM layer device. In general, one such system comprises an ATM layer device that supports a plurality of ATM communication channels in which each of the plurality of ATM communications channels correspond to a first class of service or a second class of service, a plurality of physical layer devices each having a first channel port associated with the first class of service and a second channel port associated with the second class of service, and a local interface in communication with the ATM layer device and the plurality of physical layer devices for establishing a plurality of channel connections between each of the plurality of ATM communication channels and the first channel port and the second channel port in each of the plurality of physical layer devices, the local interface having a plurality of addresses. In the system, each of the plurality of channel connections associated with the plurality of second channel ports is via one of the plurality of addresses and at least two of the plurality of channel connections associated with the plurality of first channel ports is via no more than one of the plurality of addresses. In this manner, the system increases the number of physical layer devices communicating with the ATM layer.
Owner:SOLMIRA COMM

Method, system, integrated circuit, communication module, and computer-readable medium for achieving resource sharing including space and time reuse within a power line communication system

A communication system includes communication protocols that allow a single network or multiple neighboring networks to increase resource sharing and reduce mutual interference and increase their overall throughput. Various protocols apply to homogenous networks in which all power line communication (PLC) devices of multiple networks are interoperable with respect to full power line communication in a common PHY (specifications, signaling capabilities, modulation scheme, coding scheme, bandwidth, etc.) and to heterogeneous networks in which devices of some PLC networks are not interoperable with PLC devices of other PLC networks with respect to full power line communication given that the devices of the different networks do not employ a common PHY. With respect to heterogeneous networks, a protocol is provided to enable coexistence via a signaling scheme common to all of the devices of the network that allows resource sharing between the devices of the multiple heterogeneous networks. Homogeneous networks are those in which all nodes can communicate with each other using a common PHY, so that information about one PLC network can be transferred to another PLC network. Heterogeneous networks are those in which not all PLC networks can exchange information using their own native PHY, such as where users in different apartments or houses use different devices having different specifications, different signaling capabilities, modulation scheme, coding scheme, bandwidth and the like.
Owner:PANASONIC CORP
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