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1155 / 1386 page ![]() Inverse Multiplexing for ATM (IMA) MPC8280 PowerQUICC II Family Reference Manual, Rev. 1 Freescale Semiconductor 34-9 34.3.1.1 User Plane Functions Performed by Microcode • ATM cell stream splitting and reconstruction • ICP cell insertion/removal • Cell rate decoupling (i.e. filler cell insertion/removal) • IMA frame synchronization • Stuffing • Discards cells with bad HECs (available on .25 µm rev B silicon and forward) 34.3.1.2 Plane Management Functions Performed by Microcode As stated above, most plane management functions must be performed in software. However, certain statistics are intimately related to the lower-level user plane functions, and are thus best provided by the microcode. These include the following: • ICP violations • Transmit stuff events • Receive stuff events 34.3.2 Transmit Architecture This section discusses the behavior of the IMA microcode during transmission, focusing particularly on the independent transmit clock (ITC) mode of IMA. Differences in behavior when common transmit clock (CTC) mode is used are discussed at the end of this section. Only one cell scheduler (known as the ATM pace controller or APC) is used per IMA group. This APC schedules transmission for the IMA group as a single aggregate channel. The APC hands these cells off to the IMA Tx microcode, which distributes these scheduled cells to each of the PHYs in the IMA group. To compensate for clocking differences (jitter and average speed differential), the IMA Tx process distributes ATM cells into N jitter buffers with a depth of 5 cells. The IMA PHYs take cells from these jitter buffers and transmit them. The cell scheduling is triggered by requests from the timing reference link (i.e. assertion of TxClav from the TRL’s PHY). Requests from non-TRL PHYs only interact with the jitter buffer, and perform the stuffing function as needed (when the jitter buffer becomes too shallow). Therefore, the microcode tasks performed in response to TRL PHY requests and non-TRL PHY requests are different. |
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