Energy Efficient 10 Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Controller

Das, Bhagwan; Malaysia, Uthm

doi:10.21058/gjecs.2017.21001

“…The performance evaluation of low consumption of power for internet controllers was also under examination by some investigators who suggested a design specification limited to 10 Gbps data rate for few GHz operating frequencies [7]. Another group of investigators demonstrated a 10G Ethernet design using the system on chip design for maximum 40 GHz frequency [8]. The power ingestion of different electronic devices have been proposed such as; PN based light transmitter [9], using different techniques such as; clock gating [10], voltage and capacitive scaling [11], fileting [12] etc.…”

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confidence: 99%

Low Power Design of 40 Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Controller Using Hyper Transport Protocol IO Standard

Das¹,

Abdullah²,

Pandey³

2019

SSURJ

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Nowadays, the low power design requirement forthe communication equipment is becoming essential for greencommunication systems. The Ethernet Media Access Controller(EMAC) is an important source interfacing the physical devices.However, the high-speed data operation consumes an enormouspower. This limits the performance of existing Ethernet MediaAccess Controllers in real-time. In this work, a novel low powerdesign of 40G EMAC is developed using Hyper TransportProtocol (HTP) IO standard technique. The designed 40G EMACis developed using Xilinx and tested for high frequencies of 5THz, 10 THz, and 15 THz. The developed 40G EMAC using HTPIO standard is consuming less power for THz frequencies. It isalso demonstrated that 70% power reduction is archived for5THz, and for 10 THz and 15 THz, 69% and 68/% powerreduction is attained respectively for 40G HTP based EMAC.The developed EMAC can be used in existing communicationsystem in order to make the green networking.

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“…The performance evaluation of low consumption of power for internet controllers was also under examination by some investigators who suggested a design specification limited to 10 Gbps data rate for few GHz operating frequencies [7]. Another group of investigators demonstrated a 10G Ethernet design using the system on chip design for maximum 40 GHz frequency [8]. The power ingestion of different electronic devices have been proposed such as; PN based light transmitter [9], using different techniques such as; clock gating [10], voltage and capacitive scaling [11], fileting [12] etc.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Low Power Design of 40 Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Controller Using Hyper Transport Protocol IO Standard

Das¹

2019

SSURJ

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Nowadays, the low power design requirement forthe communication equipment is becoming essential for greencommunication systems. The Ethernet Media Access Controller(EMAC) is an important source interfacing the physical devices.However, the high-speed data operation consumes an enormouspower. This limits the performance of existing Ethernet MediaAccess Controllers in real-time. In this work, a novel low powerdesign of 40G EMAC is developed using Hyper TransportProtocol (HTP) IO standard technique. The designed 40G EMACis developed using Xilinx and tested for high frequencies of 5THz, 10 THz, and 15 THz. The developed 40G EMAC using HTPIO standard is consuming less power for THz frequencies. It isalso demonstrated that 70% power reduction is archived for5THz, and for 10 THz and 15 THz, 69% and 68/% powerreduction is attained respectively for 40G HTP based EMAC.The developed EMAC can be used in existing communicationsystem in order to make the green networking.

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“…The performance evaluation of low consumption of power for internet controllers was also under examination by some investigators who suggested a design specification limited to 10 Gbps data rate for few GHz operating frequencies [7]. Another group of investigators demonstrated a 10G Ethernet design using the system on chip design for maximum 40 GHz frequency [8]. The power ingestion of different electronic devices have been proposed such as; PN based light transmitter [9], using different techniques such as; clock gating [10], voltage and capacitive scaling [11], fileting [12] etc.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Low Power Design of 40 Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Controller Using Hyper Transport Protocol IO Standard

Das,

Abdullah,

Pandey

2019

SSURJET

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Nowadays, the low power design requirement forthe communication equipment is becoming essential for greencommunication systems. The Ethernet Media Access Controller(EMAC) is an important source interfacing the physical devices.However, the high-speed data operation consumes an enormouspower. This limits the performance of existing Ethernet MediaAccess Controllers in real-time. In this work, a novel low powerdesign of 40G EMAC is developed using Hyper TransportProtocol (HTP) IO standard technique. The designed 40G EMACis developed using Xilinx and tested for high frequencies of 5THz, 10 THz, and 15 THz. The developed 40G EMAC using HTPIO standard is consuming less power for THz frequencies. It isalso demonstrated that 70% power reduction is archived for5THz, and for 10 THz and 15 THz, 69% and 68/% powerreduction is attained respectively for 40G HTP based EMAC.The developed EMAC can be used in existing communicationsystem in order to make the green networking.

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Energy Efficient 10 Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Controller

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Low Power Design of 40 Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Controller Using Hyper Transport Protocol IO Standard

Low Power Design of 40 Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Controller Using Hyper Transport Protocol IO Standard

Low Power Design of 40 Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Controller Using Hyper Transport Protocol IO Standard

Low Power Design of 40 Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Controller Using Hyper Transport Protocol IO Standard

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