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The page body documents PCIe 6.3.
Licensable PCIe controller IP. The page documents PCIe 6.3 with revisions 5.0, 4.0, and 3.1, a 64 GT/s transfer rate, and endpoint, root, switch, and dual-mode roles. A PHY is not included.
Optional IDE was not stated as a product fact on the reviewed page.
Published as design IP
Licensable PCI Express controller IP.
Finder function
PCIe controller
Numbered specification
6.3, 5.0, 4.0, 3.1
Configuration checks
Confirm the endpoint configuration and whether any optional integrity feature is licensed. Do not read 64 GT/s as 64 Gb/s of useful throughput. A PHY is separate.
Recorded aliases
Rambus PCIe 6.3 controller
Licensable design IP. PCIe controller for PCIe 6.0, 5.0, 4.0, 3.1, 2.1, and 1.1, including endpoint configurations.
View solutionSilicon Interfaces PCIe 3.0 Controller IP is a licensable synthesizable RTL PCI Express controller core. The official AssetsPCIe page states a fully synthesizable Verilog HDL core with UVM testbench and optional VIP add-ons.
View solutionLicensable controller IP for PCI Express. The page documents revisions 6.2, 6.1, 6.0.1, 5.0, 4.0, and 3.1, a 64 GT/s transfer rate, and endpoint, root, switch, and dual-mode roles. A PHY is not included.
View solutionXtremeSilica PCIe controller IP covers Gen4/5/6 offerings in its silicon IP portfolio. The official portfolio page states validated high-speed IP cores with Gen5 at 32 GT/s, Gen4 at 16 GT/s, and Gen6 at 64 GT/s PAM4, with AXI/AHB integration notes.
View solutionQualitas PCIe PHY IP is licensable hard PHY IP covering PCI Express Gen4 through Gen6. The official English site states PCIe PHY delivering up to 64 GT/s per lane alongside UCIe, SerDes, MIPI, USB, and Ethernet PHY lines.
View solutionSignature IP PCIe Gen 6.x, CXL 3.x, and NoC blocks are licensable interconnect soft IP. The official site states standalone licensing of PCIe/CXL/NoC verified RTL plus chiplet design services using the same blocks.
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