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Cuts cost and speeds design of high-end routers and switches.
The manufacturer says . . . Chipcenter's Lee Goldberg says . . . The new macro provides data transfer rates of 2.5 Gbps, 1.25 Gbps and 622 Mbps, which can be selected based on system requirements. The input reference clock operates at 156 MHz. Customers can also select from a variety of other channel sizes, depending on their specific applications, power consumption, and space requirements.