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bcm3212

Manufacturer Part Number
bcm3212
Description
Bcm3212 - Docsis /eurodocsis 1.1 Advanced Cmts Mac
Manufacturer
Broadcom Corp.
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Performs DOCSIS
• Fragment reassembly
• Deconcatenation
• Payload header suppression and expansion
• 56-bit DES encryption and decryption
• Generation and checking of HCS and CRC
• MPEG encapsulation of downstream traffic
• Timestamp and SYNC message generation
Supports one downstream and up to six upstream channels
simultaneously
• Many other downstream-to-upstream ratios can be achieved by
Processes up to 400,000 packets per second in the aggregate
over all upstream and downstream channels
Direct interface to:
• BCM3034 QAMLink® advanced universal QAM modulator
• BCM3138 QAMLink® dual-channel advanced PHY burst
Packet port provides a high-throughput data interface to other
network equipment via the standard IEEE 802.3z GMII
Ethernet interface
PCI interface to external host CPU supports either 32-bit or 64-
bit operation at either 33 MHz or 66 MHz
PROPANE
SPECTRUM
performance
connecting multiple BCM3212 devices via the seamless MAP
master/slave interface
(providing downstream data rates up to 100 Mbps)
receiver (providing upstream data rates up to 30 Mbps per
upstream channel)
TM
TM
packet acceleration and SMART
technologies included for increased upstream
TM
F E A T U R E S
1.1 MAC layer functions, including:
DOCSIS
®
BCM3138
BCM3138
TM
Dual Adv. TDMA
BCM3138
Downstream
Advanced CMTS MAC
Typical Application Block Diagram
BCM3034
Modulator
Receiver
1.1 ADVANCED CMTS MAC
BCM3212
reassembly.)
Upstream
(keys and
SDRAM
Downstream
SDRAM
queues)
(PHS,
output
Upstream
SDRAM
queues)
(PHS,
output
Ethernet
BCM3212
Hardware support for MAC-layer per-packet functions
including fragmentation, concatenation, and payload header
suppression offloads system CPU, giving higher overall system
performance.
Extraction of bandwidth requests and DOCSIS MAC
management messages allows software to access these
messages without examining data packets.
Class-based queuing allows traffic prioritization:
• High, medium, and low priority downstream queues.
• High priority, low priority, request, and MAC management
Support for carrier class redundancy via timestamp
synchronization across multiple BCM3212 devices.
Supports high packet rates for maximum utilization of
available cable plant bandwidth.
Out-of-band (OOB) generator for messaging to BCM3352-
based cable modems.
Can be remoted from external routing/classification engine for
distributed CMTS (mini fiber node) applications.
SPI master port controls register interface to BCM3034 and
BCM3138 devices.
Packaged in an 841-pin, thermally enhanced plastic ball grid
array.
Operates over industrial temperature range (–40 to +85
degrees C) PCI bus.
System
upstream queues
Memory
CPU
Classification
S U M M A R Y O F B E N E F I T S
Routing/
Engine
WAN

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... Supports one downstream and up to six upstream channels • simultaneously • Many other downstream-to-upstream ratios can be achieved by connecting multiple BCM3212 devices via the seamless MAP master/slave interface Processes up to 400,000 packets per second in the aggregate • over all upstream and downstream channels Direct interface to: • ...

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... BCM3212 can communicate with the out-of-band receiver of the BCM3352 cable modem device for control of power management functions. All configuration and management of the BCM3212 is done via the PCI interface. The PCI interface accommodates either 32-bit or 64-bit hosts operating at either 33 MHz or 66 MHz. The 100/1000 Ethernet MAC provides a standard interface (IEEE 802 ...

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