A 400-MT/s 6.4-GB/s multiprocessor bus interface

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This paper describes the design of a system bus interface for the 130-nm Itanium® 2 processor that operates at 400 MT/s (1 megatransfer = 1 Mb/s/pin) with a peak bandwidth of 6.4 GB/s. The high-speed operation is achieved by employing source-synchronous transfer with differential strobes. Short flight time is accomplished by double-sided placement of the processors. Preboost and postboost edge-rate control enables fast clock-to-output timing with tight edge-rate range. The built-in input/output (I/O) loopback test feature enables I/O parameters to be tested on die, using a delay-locked loop and interpolator with 21-ps phase-skew error and 15-ps rms jitter. Power modeling methodology facilitates accurate prediction of system performance.

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Muljono, H., Lee, B. T., Tian, Y. K., Wang, Y. E., Atha, M., Huang, T., … Rusu, S. (2003). A 400-MT/s 6.4-GB/s multiprocessor bus interface. IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, 38(11), 1846–1856. https://doi.org/10.1109/JSSC.2003.818295

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