Xignal Technologies introduces 10Gb/s-CMOS XFI transceiver design with smallest footprint in industry
Munich, Germany, September 13, 2004 - Xignal Technologies AG, a leading analog solutions provider for the communications semiconductor industry, today announced the release of its new 10 Gigabit per second (Gb/s) CMOS XFI transceiver design. The product, which has the smallest active area foot print in the industry (4 mm²), has ultra low power consumption of only
350 mW, and exceeds XFP Rev. 4.0 jitter requirements.
The XT38720 is suitable for applications of 10 Gb/s Copper Connections, 10 Gigabit Ethernet, as well as 10 Gigabit Fibre Channel. The Xignal XT38720 is an XFI-compliant ASIP (Application Specific Intellectual Product) CMOS transceiver that serializes/de-serializes (SERDES) 32 input data streams to a single output data stream and vice versa. The high speed serial inputs and outputs are compliant to the XFI interface defined in the XFP (10 Gigabit Small Form Factor Pluggable Module) specifications, Revision 4.0 (April, 2004). Due to an integrated, selectable, limiting amplifier, the IP (Intellectual Product) product can also be used as a standard serial 10 Gb/s fiber optic interface, representing thereby a complete signal conditioner IC for XFP fiber optic modules.
The XT38720 is a fully integrated transceiver with an on-chip clean-up PLL, which only needs a simple external RC-filter to be connected to the device. A selectable pre-emphasis ensures optimum signal integrity over FR-4 grade PCB material. The leading edge 0.13 µm CMOS technology and the sophisticated design guarantee high performance at very low power consumption. The XT38720 10 Gb/s transceiver is suitable for data rates from 9.95 Gb/s to 10.7 Gb/s.
"With the XT38720, Xignal continues to develop leading-edge, highly sophisticated analog designs," said Holger Hoeltke, Vice President of Marketing at Xignal. "With its unprecedented small size, its low power and its CMOS nature the device may readily be integrated in System-on-Chip environments suitable for 10 b/s Copper links, 10 Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit Fibre Channel Connections."
About Xignal Technologies AG
Xignal Technologies is a leading IP solutions provider that creates innovative, cutting-edge products for advancing the design and manufacturing of communications system ICs. With a focus on high-growth market segments, Xignal's technology shortens design cycles, reduces costs and speeds time-to-market. The Xignal Technologies headquarters are located at Leipziger Strasse 16, 82008 Unterhaching/Munich, Germany. Additional information is available at www.xignal.com
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