Gigabit Interconnect ICs Move Data Swiftly Between Systems

Jan. 1, 1999
Accepting one channel of 8-bit parallel data, VSC7211 Gigabit Interconnect IC for 1- and 1.25-Gbps serial interconnection over system backplanes or between systems performs 8B/10B encoding and decoding and sends data over a single differential signal

Accepting one channel of 8-bit parallel data, VSC7211 Gigabit Interconnect IC for 1- and 1.25-Gbps serial interconnection over system backplanes or between systems performs 8B/10B encoding and decoding and sends data over a single differential signal pair while automatically compensating for data skew among multiple VSC7211 channels. This IC can be used in conjunction with its companion product, the four-channel VSC7214. These ICs eliminate the cumbersome task of designing parallel bus architectures for network switches, routers, hubs, I/O modules and other equipment with high-bandwidth interconnection requirements.

Company: VITESSE SEMICONDUCTOR CORP.

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