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Page 1: Technology Transition in VPX - Embedded Tech Trends

elma.com

Technology Transition in

VPXKen Grob

January 2016

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Technology Drivers Affecting VPX

• Use of High Speed Internet between Modules– High Speed Ethernet on Data Plane 10GBASE-KR– PTP IEEE 1588 within Ethernet Networks

• Use of PCIe Gen 3 in VPX Systems for Data Plane • Need for new Clock schemes • High Performance Single Board Computers

– Native 10GBASE-KR Ethernet Ports– Up to 16 Core, Server on Board

• System on Chip FPGA solutions

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Increased Chip Density Drives SWaPc

• Increased Chip Density and System On Chip solutions allow board functionality to increase

• Box level solutions can be implemented at the Board level• Examples Include:

– Servers reduced new Xeon – D multi-core Processor– High Speed Ethernet switches now available in 3U VPX provide necessary

connectivity– FPGA System on Chip solution allow entire sub-systems to be placed on a

3U card

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Server Class Intel SBC on 3U VPXBoxes Becoming Board: Examples

Intel XEON – D32 GB DDR4 Memory8 and 16 Core CPUNative 10Gb Ethernet

Activity Monitor Presents 16 Threads on 8 Core Processor

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High Speed 3U VPX Switch

Fabric Supports• 1000BX• 10GBASE-KR• 40GBASE-KR• 10GBASE-SR

Marvel Fabric with integral ARM Processor

• 24 High Speed Ports• 8 1000BASE-BX Ports

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FPGA System On ChipXilinx Ultrascale Dual ARM with GPGPU

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FPGA System On Chip

Altera Arria 10 with Integral ARM Core

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FPGA System On Module Approach

Altera System on Module: Saves design time

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What’s New in Hardware Convergence Architecture

• High Speed Interconnect– 10.3125 10GBASE-KR– Date Plane use 10Gb Ethernet

• New Connectors to Support I/O– Fiber Optic– Coax for RF

• Radial Clock Schemes– 100 MHz Ref CLK

• Power Density per slot– 45 Watts per Module in many cases

Factors affecting VPX System Design CERDECConverged Topology Diagram

RadialREF/AUX

RadialREF/AUX

IPMC IPMC IPMC IPMC IPMC

ContrlPlane

ContrlSwitch

Utility Plane (Includes Power and IPMB)

Radial Clocks

Control Plane(UTP)

Data Plane

Expansion Plane (FP)

VPX 9

RadialOutput

VPX 1 SBC

IPMC

ContrlPlane

ContrlPlane

ContrlPlane

ContrlSwitch

Data Plane

VPX 8

RadialREF/AUX

VPX 7RadialClock

VPX 4

RadialREF/AUX

IPMC

ContrlPlane

Data Plane

IPMCIPMC

Data Plane

Data Plane

Data Plane

Data Plane

Real-Time Data Plane (FP)

ContrlPlane

Optical/Coaxial Connectors

67.3 Module

D

VPX 12SBC

VPX 6Switch

VPX 5

Data Plane

Data Plane

DataSwitch

Data Plane

Non Real-Time Data Plane (UTP)

DataSwitch

ContrlPlane

Data Plane

VPX 10SBC

IPMC

ContrlPlane

VPX 11RF

Switch

IPMC

ContrlPlane

Data Plane

VPX 3SBC

Data Plane

Data Plane

Data Plane

Data Plane

ContrlPlane

IPMC

VPX 2Switch

67.3 Module

E

RadialREF/AUX

67.3 Module

C

67.3 Module

C

67.3 Module

C

67.3 Module

C

67.3 Module

C

VITA 62

Power Supply

VITA 62

Power Supply

IPMC IPMC

GPS Antenna, 1 PPS Out, 100 MHz Out (3+ Coax Cables)

Radiohead In/Out (4+ Coax Cables)

Chassis Fiber Connections (10/40 GbE Control, 10/40 GbE RT Data, 10/40 GbE NRT Data)Chassis Fiber Connections (10/40 GbE Control, 10/40 GbE RT Data, 10/40 GbE NRT Data)

RadialCLK1

RadialCLK1

RadialCLK1

RadialCLK1

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CERDEC: Hardware Converged Architecture

RadialREF/AUX

RadialREF/AUX

IPMC IPMC IPMC IPMC IPMC

ContrlPlane

ContrlSwitch

Utility Plane (Includes Power and IPMB)

Radial Clocks

Control Plane(UTP)

Data Plane

Expansion Plane (FP)

VPX 9

RadialOutput

VPX 1 SBC

IPMC

ContrlPlane

ContrlPlane

ContrlPlane

ContrlSwitch

Data Plane

VPX 8

RadialREF/AUX

VPX 7RadialClock

VPX 4

RadialREF/AUX

IPMC

ContrlPlane

Data Plane

IPMCIPMC

Data Plane

Data Plane

Data Plane

Data Plane

Real-Time Data Plane (FP)

ContrlPlane

Optical/Coaxial Connectors

67.3 Module

D

VPX 12SBC

VPX 6Switch

VPX 5

Data Plane

Data Plane

DataSwitch

Data Plane

Non Real-Time Data Plane (UTP)

DataSwitch

ContrlPlane

Data Plane

VPX 10SBC

IPMC

ContrlPlane

VPX 11RF

Switch

IPMC

ContrlPlane

Data Plane

VPX 3SBC

Data Plane

Data Plane

Data Plane

Data Plane

ContrlPlane

IPMC

VPX 2Switch

67.3 Module

E

RadialREF/AUX

67.3 Module

C

67.3 Module

C

67.3 Module

C

67.3 Module

C

67.3 Module

C

VITA 62

Power Supply

VITA 62

Power Supply

IPMC IPMC

GPS Antenna, 1 PPS Out, 100 MHz Out (3+ Coax Cables)

Radiohead In/Out (4+ Coax Cables)

Chassis Fiber Connections (10/40 GbE Control, 10/40 GbE RT Data, 10/40 GbE NRT Data)Chassis Fiber Connections (10/40 GbE Control, 10/40 GbE RT Data, 10/40 GbE NRT Data)

RadialCLK1

RadialCLK1

RadialCLK1

RadialCLK1

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Impacts to the Backplane

• Backplane – High speed interconnect on control and data plane– 10.325 Gb/sec requires extensive SI modeling

• PCB material is changed– FR4 is replaced by Megtron-6

• Layer count increases with Signal Density– Count increase from 12 to 18 layers to 24 go 32 layers– Max layer count is 40 layers

• Multi-Gig connector becomes a bottle neck– Isolation an in the connector is an issue

• Good news is the backplanes can be built using the current connector and with new materials

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Specification Addressing Change

• Open VPX VITA 65• Follow On to FMC Specification: VITA 57.1• Cooling Specifications: VITA 48• Channel Specification: VITA 68 defining high speed channels• Connector Specification: VITA 67.3

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New VPX Clock Technology

• Radial Clocks– Support skew adjusted Ref Clocks– New lines for high speed sampling clocks

• Radial Clock Slot– Generates and Distributes Clocks– Provides 1 pps Aux Clock Signal

Unused (GND)Maintenance Plane

Utility Plane

SEP0/J0

4 Ext clock/timing inputs — 4 pairs

Key

8 Radial REF_CLK and8 Radial AUX_CLK and6 Radial CLK1 — 24 pairs

Control Plane — 2 Ultra-Thin Pipes

Key

67.3Module

CVITA 67.3 Module C (Coax only)

DiffP1/J1

SE

Utility Plane

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New VPX Switch Profiles

• High Speed Switch Profile Definition• Control and Data Plane Support 10GBase-KR• UTP support 1000BX and 10GBASE-KR• FP support 10GBASE-KX4 and 40GBASE-KR

Control Plane - 7 Ultra-Thin Pipes

Maintenance Plane

Utility Plane

Key

Key

SE

DiffP2/J2

SE

SEP0/J0

DiffP1/J1 Data Plane - 4 Ultra-Thin Pipes

and 5 Fat Pipes

Unused (GND)

Reserved

Reserved

Utility Plane

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New I/O Connectors

Vita 67.1 RF and Vita 66.4 for Optical

Module 67.3c

Module 67.3dVITA 67.1 and 67.2 Module Connectors can mate with VITA 67.3 Backplane Connectors

Module 67.3eVITA 67.1 VITA 67.2 VITA 67.3C

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VPX Road Map

• Greater Use of Fiber Optic I/O Going Forward– 100Gb Ethernet requires 25Gb per lane requiring fiber optic I/O to

implement off board connections– Next Generation Multi-Gig connector will not support this rate

• PCIe Gen 4– Doubles bandwidth from 8 GT/s per lane to 16 GT/sec per lane BW per

lane 2GB/s• New Multi-Gig Connector required for next generation protocols

– T/E connectivity indicates the design is being worked

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Summary

• VPX is evolving to support new architectures• New I/O types are being supported in VPX allowing high density

fiber to be used• RF I/O is supported for Mezzanines with VITA 67.3• New VPX connectors will provide a path to support PCIe Gen 4• High Speed backplanes can be built to support the bandwidth,

and I/O connectors required by new architectures• VPX systems will provide the feature set to be the platform for

long life cycle systems