AM7969-175JC AMD (ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES), AM7969-175JC Datasheet - Page 96

• Manufacturer Part Number: AM7969-175JC
• Manufacturer: AMD (ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES)

Specifications of AM7969-175JC

• Operating Supply Voltage (typ): 5V
• Operating Supply Voltage (min): 4.5V
• Operating Supply Voltage (max): 5.5V
• Operating Temp Range: 0C to 70C
• Operating Temperature Classification: Commercial
• Package Type: PLCC
• Mounting: Surface Mount
• Pin Count: 28
• Lead Free Status / Rohs Status: Not Compliant

Table B-1
Table B-2
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For example, consider transmitting Hex B [1011], encoded as 10111. Error E occurs
changes bits b0 & b1, resulting in encoded pattern 10100, which is Hex 2 [0010]
2 bits changed, and the run length the error = 4 bits,
A double bit error can change valid data into a Violation, a valid Command byte, a 1-bit,
2-bit, 3-bit,or 4-bit data error. A summary of the occurrence of these errors for the six
error locations for 4B/5B encoding is summarized below in Table B1.
Error Type
Similar reasoning for the 5B/6B encoding scheme results in seven possible error
locations, and the summary of the occurrence of these errors is listed below:
Utilizing this information one can determine the efficiency of the violation logic in the
TAXI Receiver. Figure B2 summarizes the violation effectiveness, as well as depicting
the number of bits in error in the undetected corrupted data. This information can be
extremely useful in determining what, if any, additional error detection schemes should
be implemented. Figure B3 graphically represents the run length of the corrupted data
for the undetected errors. As shown in this figure, there are a small percentage of
unlimited run length errors. This is due to the few data patterns, which, when corrupted
will cause a false Sync pattern to be generated. This pattern will cause a running error
which will continue until the next valid Sync realigns the byte edge to its proper position.
While these false Syncs occur very rarely, these are the most dangerous errors in a
TAXI system, this very well may dictate the maximum user packet size.
1B=10
V=13
2B=6
3B=0
4B=0
C=3
1B=4
2B=2
3B=0
4B=0
A
V=5
C=5
A
2B=14
V=16
1B=0
3B=0
4B=0
C=2
1B=0
2B=8
3B=0
4B=0
1 0 1 1
0 0 1 0
B
C=3
V=5
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B
2B=12
V=12
1B=0
3B=4
4B=2
C=2
1B=2
2B=4
3B=0
4B=0
C
V=5
C=5
becomes
2 bits changed, and the run length
the error = 4 bits,
C
2B=14
1B=0
3B=6
4B=2
C=4
V=6
1B=4
2B=6
3B=0
4B=0
D
C=3
V=3
D
2B=12
1B=8
3B=0
4B=0
V=9
C=3
1B=0
2B=6
3B=0
4B=2
E
V=3
C=5
E
2B=12
V=10
1B=2
3B=0
4B=4
C=4
1B=14
2B=0
3B=0
4B=0
F
C=1
V=1
F
1B=22
2B=2
3B=0
4B=0
V=5
C=3
G