BCM5675 Datasheet, PDF (2/2 Pages) Broadcom Corporation. – BCM5675 8-PORT, 192-GBPS SWITCH FABRIC

OVERVIEW
Functional Design of BCM5675-Based 48-Port GE Switch With 2 x 10 GE Ports and Stacking
2 x 10GE
2 x HiGig+
BCM8703
BCM5673
BCM5675
SDRAM
FLASH
PCI
CPU
BCM5695
BCM5464
BCM5695
BCM5464
BCM5695
BCM5464
BCM5695
BCM5464
12 x GE
12 x GE
12 x GE
12 x GE
General Description
The Broadcom BCM5675 switch fabric is the central component of the
modular and highly scalable StrataXGS™ Gigabit Ethernet switch
architecture. StrataXGS components can be applied in a wide variety of
configurations, enabling system designers to strategically balance cost,
port density, and performance in the products they build.
Scalability
Switches based on the BCM5675 offer world-class scalability and
performance when used in conjunction with other StrataXGS family
components. A BCM5675-based switch fabric can scale up to as many
as 1,536-GE ports or 128 10-GE ports in the same network. A multistage
switch fabric using the StrataXGS family can have a bandwidth capacity
of up to 1.5 Tbits.
Highly Integrated
The integration of Broadcom’s robust XAUI-compatible serializer/
deserializer (SerDes) interface on each BCM5675 port reduces board
complexity. The XAUI interface can be used to route high-speed signals
across 44 inches of FR4, connectors, and backplanes. SerDes technology
also enables the use of inexpensive cables for stacking applications.
Superior Performance
The BCM5675 delivers wirespeed switching performance across all of
the ports simultaneously. The effective bandwidth of each HiGig+™
interface is 24 Gbps (12 Gbps, full-duplex). The BCM5675 switch fabric
offers a backplane capacity of up to 192 Gbps and can interconnect with
other StrataXGS components for switch fabric of up to 1.5 Tbits. It
introduces very low switching latency, enabling the high-quality
transmission of voice, video, and data traffic.
Flexible Management
The BCM5675 HiGig+ switch links to a host CPU through a PCI bus at
speeds of up to 66 MHz. Bus mastering and advanced DMA are
supported in hardware for the efficient exchange of packet data between
CPU memory and the BCM5675 switch.
The BCM5675 switch can also work without host CPU support, using an
I²C interface and external microcontroller to initialize chip registers and
forwarding tables.
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