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The CMX850 combines a dual-port V.22bis modem with an 8051 microcontroller including 8k of RAM to form a powerful communications processor. Extended addressing offers page-mode access to 4Mbytes of external FLASH memory. The 8051 runs from the ~12MHz oscillator with a choice of sub-multiple frequencies down to ~12kHz giving a range of low power operating modes.
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Intel provides an extended family of network and communications processors that meet the increasing processing demands created by faster line speeds, the deeper packet inspection requirements of content-based services and the need to support multiple protocols and evolving industry standards.
Built on a high-performance fully programmable architecture, Intel network processors offer the speed, flexibility, and ease-of-use/reuse you need to accelerate time-to-market, extend time-in-market, and to enable a broad range of services from the customer premises to the core of the network.
Intel® IXP2XXX: Versatile, high-performance, and scalable network processors designed for network access, edge, and core applications from T1/E1 to OC-192 GbE.
Intel® IXP4XX: Network processors optimized for home, small-to-medium enterprise, and networked embedded applications.
Intel® IXP12XX: Flexible wire-speed processing for OC-3 to OC-12 multiservice network applications.
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Vitesse offers a complete portfolio of products to address a variety of transport processing requirements, including:
Vitesse's SONET/SDH framers, Virtual Concatenation mappers, and pointer processors provide connectivity to Vitesse's synchronous TDM switching fabrics, NPUs and packet/cell fabrics through POS-PHY interfaces or to Ethernet MACs for full-featured Ethernet-over-SONET solutions.
Vitesse's upper layer processing devices include flexible, high-performance NPUs and low-power, comprehensive Traffic Management packet processing devices. These devices integrate easily into a wide range of intelligent enterprise and edge network products.
Forward Error Correction (FEC) devices from Vitesse can extend link distances at data rates from 155 Mbps to 10.7 Gbps using sophisticated standard based or proprietary based encoding algorithms.
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The CMX850 combines a dual-port V.22bis modem with an 8051 microcontroller including 8k of RAM to form a powerful communications processor. Extended addressing offers page-mode access to 4Mbytes of external FLASH memory. The 8051 runs from the ~12MHz oscillator with a choice of sub-multiple frequencies down to ~12kHz giving a range of low power operating modes.
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Intel provides an extended family of network and communications processors that meet the increasing processing demands created by faster line speeds, the deeper packet inspection requirements of content-based services and the need to support multiple protocols and evolving industry standards.
Built on a high-performance fully programmable architecture, Intel network processors offer the speed, flexibility, and ease-of-use/reuse you need to accelerate time-to-market, extend time-in-market, and to enable a broad range of services from the customer premises to the core of the network.
Intel® IXP2XXX: Versatile, high-performance, and scalable network processors designed for network access, edge, and core applications from T1/E1 to OC-192 GbE.
Intel® IXP4XX: Network processors optimized for home, small-to-medium enterprise, and networked embedded applications.
Intel® IXP12XX: Flexible wire-speed processing for OC-3 to OC-12 multiservice network applications.
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Vitesse offers a complete portfolio of products to address a variety of transport processing requirements, including:
Vitesse's SONET/SDH framers, Virtual Concatenation mappers, and pointer processors provide connectivity to Vitesse's synchronous TDM switching fabrics, NPUs and packet/cell fabrics through POS-PHY interfaces or to Ethernet MACs for full-featured Ethernet-over-SONET solutions.
Vitesse's upper layer processing devices include flexible, high-performance NPUs and low-power, comprehensive Traffic Management packet processing devices. These devices integrate easily into a wide range of intelligent enterprise and edge network products.
Forward Error Correction (FEC) devices from Vitesse can extend link distances at data rates from 155 Mbps to 10.7 Gbps using sophisticated standard based or proprietary based encoding algorithms.
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