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Synopsys Ethernet IP Solutions
Synopsys Ethernet IP solutions consist of configurable Controllers and PHYs supporting speeds of up to 400G/800G, MACsec Security Modules, Verification IP, IP Prototyping Kits, Software Development Kits, and Interface IP Subsystems. The IEEE-compliant solutions ensure interoperability between digital and mixed-signal layers and are extremely low in power, area and latency for applications such as automotive, consumer, high-performance computing and networking. Synopsys MACsec Security Modules seamlessly integrate with Synopsys MAC and PCS IP, to protect data in motion over Ethernet interfaces against eavesdropping, denial of service, and man-in-the-middle attacks.
Synopsys' Ethernet IP solutions have undergone extensive third-party interoperability testing and certification, enabling system-on-chip (SoC) designers to accelerate time-to-market and reduce integration risk for next-generation SoCs.
Products
- Artificial Intelligence
- 100G/200G/400G/800G Ethernet MAC IP
- Ethernet Quality-of-Service IP
- 800G Ethernet PCS IP
- 200G and 400G Ethernet PCS IP
- 100G Ethernet PCS IP
- 100G Ethernet MAC IP with TSN
- 100G Ethernet MAC IP
- 25G Ethernet MAC IP
- Enterprise Ethernet PCS IP
- 224G Ethernet PHY IP
- 112G Ethernet PHY IP
- 56G Ethernet PHY IP
- 112G Multi-Protocol PHY IP
- 32G Multi-Protocol PHY IP
- Internet-of-Things
- 100G Ethernet MAC IP with TSN
- Ethernet Quality-of-Service IP
- 100G Ethernet MAC IP
- 100G Ethernet PCS IP
- 100G MACsec Security Module IP
- 25G Ethernet MAC IP
- 10G Ethernet XGMAC IP
- 32G Multi-Protocol PHY IP
- 25G Multi-Protocol PHY IP
- 16G Multi-Protocol PHY IP
- 10G Multi-Protocol PHY IP
- 6G Multi-Protocol PHY IP
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