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Help me to design ethernet receiver to decode TCP/IP packets using Cypress CPLD

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can any one help me to design a ethernet receiver to decode TCP/IP packets using cypress CPLD device and VHDL
 

cpld ethernet

there is nothing called ethernet decoder ! there is ethernet MAC or PHY.

An Ethernet MAC can be implemented in FPGA, you can implement a 10/100base-T enthernet using FPGA "large one" and a PHY.
A PHY can be implemented in high end FPGA for gigabit ethernet "Virtex-II PRO, Virtex II ProX"
Niether of them "PHYor MAC" can be implmented in one CPLD with the current technology.
 

Re: ethernet decoder

Well..you might be able to fit some basic frame receiving into it like done at:

hxxp://www.fpga4fun.com/10BASE-T.html

But sure not TCP/IP handling (o;
 

Re: ethernet decoder

Designing TCP/IP stack in VHDL is not trivial, usually only MAC layer is done in HDL and TCP/IP in software (also available for 8 bit micros: for eg. uIP).
MAC layer does not need very big FPGA, I've designed fully functional MAC controller full/half duplex 10/100M speed that fits in 600-700 Virtex slices.

However, here You can find IP stack in VHDL:

**broken link removed**
 

Re: ethernet decoder

Hi mikel262


h**p://arco.unex.es/dsr/store/xsv/VHDL%20IP%20stack/stack.htm

the link doesn't work. Any alternate link?
 

Re: ethernet decoder

This is the original link:

hxxp://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~peters/xsvboard/stack/stack.htm

All others are local uncompleted mirrors...
 

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