QT2032-EKG-1A2 Applied Micro Circuits Corporation, QT2032-EKG-1A2 Datasheet - Page 8

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QT2032-EKG-1A2

Manufacturer Part Number
QT2032-EKG-1A2
Description
Manufacturer
Applied Micro Circuits Corporation
Datasheet

Specifications of QT2032-EKG-1A2

Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Supplier Unconfirmed
QT2022/32 - Data Sheet: DS3051
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Features
QT2032 WIS Features
Module Features
System Card Features
Test and Diagnostics
Selectable LAN or WAN
10GE, 10GFC and SONET
Compliant to IEEE 802.3-2005 standard including WIS
XENPAK and XFP MSAs
Selectable XAUI lane ordering
Selectable 10G I/O polarity
Adjustable XAUI and 10G output amplitude
9.6kB jumbo frame support
3.3V tolerant I/O
Optional ability to configure registers from an external EEPROM
on powerup or reset
Configurable polarity of low-speed CMOS I/O
25MHz MDIO operation
WIS interface with extended SONET overhead processing
SONET overhead serial interface
Line-timing capability with optional VCXO interface
Conditional (auto-linetiming) or forced line-timing operation
VCXOONLY mode where the local SONET reference clock is
eliminated
SONET-compliant jitter performance
Integrated limiting amplifier with 20mVppD sensitivity
Internal LOS detector with option to use external LOS detector.
Support for dual rate module (10GE/10GFC)
Standard two-wire I2C interface to external EEPROM/DOM
devices
I2C interface supports clock stretching by an external device
Dedicated power-up reset pin
Two-byte I2C addressing capability to allow combined
EEPROM+DOM memory in a single device
Configurable LASI interrupt input for fast response to externally
generated alarms
Configure any register on powerup from EEPROM
XFI compliant 10G serial interface
XFP module access through MDIO
3 GPIOs, configurable as LED drivers with built-in Link and Tx/Rx
Activity modes
Provides divide-by-64 output clock reference to XFP module
Ability to access internal registers via the I2C interface
Multiple loopback modes
PRBS and jitter generators and checkers
JTAG interface for Boundary Scan
AC BSCAN IEEE1149.6 on XAUI I/O
‘Extended link monitoring' feature allowing far-end link status
monitoring
Ability to selectively turn-off any XAUI output
PCS scrambler/descrambler bypass mode
Register bits which mirror the state of the low-speed CMOS
inputs
Frequency out-of-range (sync_err) indication
XAUI 8B/10B decoder error counters on each lane
1. QT2032 only
1
mode operation
1
data rate support
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Benefits
Single module footprint to support LAN and WAN.
Compliant with multiple protocols
Industry standard operation
Flexible system card design
Accommodates polarity inversion
Optimizes performance / power
Supports all Ethernet frame sizes
Low speed I/O pins are compatible with 3.3V logic
Modify default register settings to customize device operation.
Flexible interface logic
Superior bus speed
Maximum flexibility in network design
SONET overhead insertion and extraction
Support synchronous transport
Flexible operation
Reduce system cost
Compatible with SONET network timing requirements
Eliminates need for external limiting amp
Increased flexibility to accommodate design constraints.
Two reference clock inputs for 10.3 and 10.5 Gb/s in a single module
Reduced module cost
Allows I2C operation with devices which use clock stretching for flow
control
No large capacitor required on the reset pin to the connector
Reduce number of devices on I2C bus
Meet sub-10ms response time.
Customization of module
XFP compliant
Eliminates additional I2C bus to control XFP module
Easily drive faceplate LEDs with no additional firmware required
Eliminates extra clock source on the board.
Chip can be controlled entirely from I2C interface, eliminating need for
MDIO access.
Assists in system test and diagnostics
Reduces need for expensive test equipment
Standard design and manufacturing test and verification
Standard design and manufacturing test and verification
Link diagnostic capability
Per-lane integrity checking, aids jitter tolerance testing
Full control of XAUI signal
Provides Test flexibility
Software monitoring of low-speed hardware I/O
Diagnosis of clock rate errors
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