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A doubt regarding 1G Ethernet..

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transferring 1g at 10mbps

Hi everyone..................

i am going to work on a project related to 1G ethernet..........

my doubt is What exactly 1G refers to.........(i know it is tranfer rate of 1Gb/sec)

but what i would like to know is how do we determine the transfer rate in the

project.............

how do we verify whether the transfer rate is happening or not..........

Thanks.......................
 

Hi....................

even im going to work on ethernet...............but on 10G ......

even i too have the same q?

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rakesh_aadhimoolam said:
Hi everyone..................

i am going to work on a project related to 1G ethernet..........

my doubt is What exactly 1G refers to.........(i know it is tranfer rate of 1Gb/sec)

but what i would like to know is how do we determine the transfer rate in the

project.............

how do we verify whether the transfer rate is happening or not..........

Thanks.......................
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This is referred to as "Bandwidth monitoring" and is a fairly involved job. I don't have the exact equation handy, but it basically looks at things like:

[li] Bus/Data width
[li] Frequency
[li] Inter frame gap
[li] Pkt length

Based on these, one calculates the transfer rate. A fully random test may not even exercise the "100% utilization test" as the IFG may be random, it should rather be kept to minimum.

With SV, one can add cover property, covergroup to measure these and also add tasks in SV interface to monitor and calculate the transfer rate.

HTH
Ajeetha, CVC
www.noveldv.com
 

Well Aji i would understand what you say....................

But my problem is Before i'm going to begin my project i must know kind of

What Transfer Rate is and How do we configure that .....................

How and What parameters we look into in designing 1G ethernet..................

when we say 1Gb/sec what to refer in the code.......................

Thanks.....................
 

Can somebody assist me..............PLZ


Thanks..................
 

hi As regarding to the transfer rate in ethernet there are 10/100 MBPS And IGBPS mode that i know about ...
Take example of the 10/110 Mbps mode we calculate the Transfer rate depending on the Bus width and the frequency it operates on

1) 10 Mbps Calculation ..
Bus width = 4 bits
frequency = 2.5 Mhz
Transfer rate = Bus width * Frequency
= 4 bits X 2.5 Mhz
= 10 Mbps


2) 1 G mode calculation
bus width = 8 bits
frequency = 125 Mhz
transfer rate = 8 bits X 125 Mhz
= 1000 MBPS
= 1 GBPS

IF u ahve any other doubt u can ask
 
Thanks AshGun.........Grt to know grt things from you...............

But i would also like to know What Bus Width Reflects to........
I mean What is Bus Width..........

Thanks...............
 

But i would also like to know What Bus Width Reflects to........
I mean What is Bus Width..........

Thanks...............

Bus width means what should be the data which is getting transferred in one clock say for 10/100 mode the bus width is 4 bits .. means 4 bits of data is transferred in one clock .. for 1 G mode the amount of data transferred in one clock is one byte so the bus width has to be 8 bits .. (its Given by IEEE )
 

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