CS3110 Amphion, CS3110 Datasheet

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CS3110

Manufacturer Part Number
CS3110
Description
Reed-solomon RS Encoder (DVB)
Manufacturer
Amphion
Datasheet
The CS3110 and CS3112 Reed-Solomon encoders are designed to provide high performance solutions for a broad
range of applications requiring forward error correction. These application specific cores are developed for high
data rate digital video and audio, satellite broadcast or data storage and retrieval applications and are fully
compliant with the European DVB (CS3110) and IntelSat (CS3112) Standards. The cores are configurable Reed-
Solomon encoders featuring user-selectable codeword length (50-255 symbols) and number of parity symbols
(0-20 symbols) providing up to 1.6 Gigabits per second data throughput. The CS3110 and CS3112 are available in
both ASIC and programmable logic versions that have been handcrafted by Amphion for optimal performance
while minimizing power consumption and silicon area.
Figure 1: CS3110/12 Function
Configurable Codeword Length (N) and
Number of Parity Symbols (T)
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High Performance Solution for High Data Rate
Reed Solomon Encoding
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Supports a Range of Standards, Including
Intelsat IESS 308/309, European DVB
Telecommunication Standards ETS 300-421
and ETS 300-429
Byte-Wide Input and Output, Clocked by a
Single Symbol Rate Clock
Ease of Integration
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1. Performance is dependent on the silicon process and libraries selected. 200MHz operation is representative of
2. “t” represents the number of correctable symbol errors (excluding erasures) and equals one-half the number of
180nm silicon using standard cell libraries.
parity symbols “T”.
N = 50 – 255 symbols
T = 0 – 20 symbols
Single implementation supports any valid
block length and parity length
Can process burst and continuous data
Low latency – 2 clock cycles
Tapeout-Ready™ firm-IP targeted netlist
Simple core interface for easy integration into
larger systems
ENCODER FEATURES
K
2
Input Data Steam
CS3110/12
Amphion continues to expand its family of application-specific cores
Reed-Solomon Encoders
K=30-255
See http://www.amphion.com for a current list of products
symbols
K
1
CS3110
CS3112
or
Size:
Maximum Frequency:
8 Bits per Symbol Yields 1.6 Gbits
per Second Throughput
CS3110 (DVB compliant)
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CS3112 (Intelsat compliant)
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Digital Video and Audio Broadcast
Digital Satellite Broadcast
Data Storage and Retrieval Systems
(e.g. Hard Disk Drives, CD-ROM, DVD, etc.
Generator Polynomial:
g(x)=(x+1)(x+a)(x+a
Field Polynomial:
f(x)=x
Generator Polynomial:
g(x)=(x+a
Field Polynomial:
f(x)=x
15.5k Gates
KEY METRICS AND
SPECIFICATIONS
8
8
+x
+x
APPLICATIONS
Virtual Components for the Converging World
4
7
120
+x
+x
3
)(x+a
2
+x
+x+1
K
Output Data Stream
2
2
+1
121
2
200 MHz
)...(x+a
). . .(x+a
Parity
N=50-255
symbols
120+(2t-1)
1
(2t-1)
K
)
[2]
1
)
TM
1

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CS3110 Summary of contents

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... European DVB (CS3110) and IntelSat (CS3112) Standards. The cores are configurable Reed- Solomon encoders featuring user-selectable codeword length (50-255 symbols) and number of parity symbols (0-20 symbols) providing up to 1.6 Gigabits per second data throughput. The CS3110 and CS3112 are available in both ASIC and programmable logic versions that have been handcrafted by Amphion for optimal performance while minimizing power consumption and silicon area ...

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... Reed-Solomon codes are a particularly powerful type of non-binary, linear block code. The CS3110 and CS3112 are designed to provide high- performance forward error correction (FEC) compliant with digital video ...

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... Table 1 gives the descriptions of the input and output ports of the CS3110 and CS3112 Reed Solomon encoders. Unless otherwise stated, all signals are active high and bit (0) is the least significant bit. SIGNAL I/O WIDTH (Bits) CLK I 1 Reset I 1 Data Stream Input Port ...

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... CS3110/12 Reed-Solomon Encoders Before operation of the encoder can commence, the code generator polynomial coefficients, the codeword length and the parity length must be loaded into their appropriate registers via the processor interface. The addresses of the respective registers are given in Table 2. Table 2: Register Address Contents for Microprocessor Interface ...

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... Data_Valid_Out Data_Out Symbol 0 Symbol 1 Figure 3: Functional Timing Characteristics of the CS3110 and CS3112 this case the encoder will restart the encoding process with the current value on Data_In as the start of a new information sequence; and, output data values for the previous coded block that have not yet emerged from the encoder will be lost. ...

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... Most inputs and outputs to the encoders are registered and fully synchronous. Full pin descriptions and conditional timing behavior for non-registered pins are given in the CS3110/CS3112 databook. Functional timing characteristics are given in Figure 3 with example characteristics in Table 3. Timing characteristics are technology dependent and will vary by instantiation as signal loading in the target system determines final timing ...

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... For applications that require the high performance, low cost and high integration of an ASIC, Amphion delivers a series of multimedia cores that are pre-optimized by Amphion experts to a targeted silicon technology. Choose from off-the-shelf versions of the CS3110 or CS3112 available for many popular ASIC and foundry silicon supplier technologies or Amphion can port the encoders to a technology of your choice. ...

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... CS3110/12 Reed-Solomon Encoders ABOUT AMPHION CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS Amphion Semiconductor Ltd Amphion (formerly Integrated 50 Malone Road Silicon Systems) is the leading Belfast BT9 5BS Northern Ireland, UK supplier of speech coding, video/ image processing and channel coding Tel: application specific silicon cores for Fax: system-on-a-chip (SoC) solutions in ...

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