The UDP/IP Ethernet communication core is expertly crafted to enable FPGAs to interact via Ethernet utilizing the UDP protocol. Designed for both Intel and AMD FPGA architectures, this IP core allows FPGA subsystems to communicate efficiently at full wire speed of 1 Gbit/sec, also supporting slower data rates of 100 Mbit/sec and 10 Mbit/sec. It offers a straightforward interface to the user logic and supports MII, RMII, GMII, and RGMII media protocols.
With the capacity to handle complete UDP, IPv4, and Ethernet layer processing, this core ensures robust data transfer while offering features like automatic ARP reply generation and header pass-through mode for individualized packet field management. This functionality ensures efficient and seamless integration into a wide array of FPGA-based designs, reducing complexity and design time.
Targeted for applications in telecommunications and network systems, this IP core is an ideal candidate for projects requiring high-speed, dependable communication channels. The design's energy efficiency and minimal FPGA resource usage underpin its viability for commercial and industrial deployment.
