Yes, the SGMII IP (Serial Gigabit Media Independent Interface) of Lattice matches the SGMII 802.3 protocol. According to the description of the Start_of_Packet delimiter (SPD), the PCS (Physical Coding Sublayer) will replace the first octet of the ...
Please refer to below information: I3C IP User Guide : https://www.latticesemi.com/products/designsoftwareandip/intellectualproperty/ipcore/ipcores04/i3c-controller Navigate to the IPUG from the link: Documentation > Quick Reference > User Manual > ...
Yes. Currently we have the LatticeECP3 CPRI IP demo reference design (version2.0) that is available for download on our website: http://www.latticesemi.com/FileExplorer.aspx?media={A3EB1AA0-3EA0-40D2-8860-ABB289B9E731}&document_id=35086 Note: This ...
Lattice currently recommends the following for implementing Gigabit Ethernet interfaces: CertusPro-NX FPGAs: Use SERDES-based SGMII or RGMII Certus-NX, MachXO5-NX, and CrossLink-NX: Use RGMII These recommendations are based on updated LVDS-based ...
Write-Combining allows the CPU to burst 64 byte MWr TLPs to a PCIe endpoint, but there are implications. PC CPUs have a memory caching mode known as Write-Combining (WC). Write Combining allows the memory manager of the CPU to buffer up writes ...