ALSE's Aurora 64B/66B Core is a highly optimized implementation of the Aurora protocol for high-speed, chip-to-chip communication using transceivers. It is suitable for applications that demand efficient data transmission across multiple lanes, achieving an effective bandwidth of up to 97%. This IP core ensures full compatibility with high-end FPGAs from Intel, Lattice, and Microchip, as well as complete interoperability with Xilinx's Aurora core, making it a versatile choice for diverse integration scenarios.
The 64B/66B protocol is renowned for its efficiency over the older 8B/10B encoding, providing almost lossless data transfer and supporting extremely high lane speeds. The ALSE implementation adheres to these standards while remaining compact and resource-efficient. Its robust feature set includes duplex and simplex operations, native flow control, and support for up to 16 transceiver lanes per instance, aligning with demanding industrial, automotive, and telecommunication applications.
Beyond its flexibility, the Aurora 64B/66B core's efficient flow control and data handling capabilities make it an ideal solution for environments requiring synchronized communications and high-speed data processing. Its design ensures minimal latency and overhead, optimizing system performance and reliability in applications ranging from high-speed networks to advanced sensor integration.
