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UDP/IP Core

High Speed Ethernet Communication Core

The UDP/IP Core is suitable for implementing high-speed point-to-point communication with a PC when an UART or the parallel port is not fast enough. It is also great for sending large amount of data (1518 bytes) in one packet.

The main purpose of the core is to transfer UDP-packets to one or more target on a LAN-network.

>> Transfer rates up to 1 Gbit per second!

The figure shows how the UPD/IP core is implemented in a TCP/IP stack perspecitve.

Typical Applications

Point-to-point PC communication
Audio communication
Video/image transfer

Extended Features

ARP-table with 4 entries
Send and receive to/from several targets
Full-duplex mode
Programmable IP/MAC address

Features

Send and receive UDP-packets over Ethernet
Send and receive broadcast messages
Replies to echo ping-requests
Check incoming/outgoing packets against CRC errors
Checks UDP checksum on received packet
Sends 1518 byte wide packets
Supports transfer rates at 10/100/1000 MBit/s
Fully synchronous implementation, which uses block-RAM for storage
Compatible with standard Ethernet transceivers using GMII or RGMII interface

Pricing

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Support

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