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Home » Xilinx and Brilliant Develop Carrier-Class FPGA-Based Network Timing

Xilinx and Brilliant Develop Carrier-Class FPGA-Based Network Timing

November 25, 2007
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Xilinx and Brilliant Telecommunications, a developer of timing solutions, announced the industry’s first carrier-class FPGA-based network timing solution for next generation wired and wireless networks.

The jointly developed, embedded programmable timing solution is implemented using a Xilinx Virtex or Spartan FPGA and delivered in the form of two Intellectual Property (IP) cores, NGNTime and FemtoTime. The cores are fully interoperable with the industry standard Network Timing Protocol (NTP). It also provides a migration path for Version 2 of IEEE 1588 or Precision Time Protocol (PTP).

The companies said their solution provides accurate timing from ingress to egress points across an entire (end-to-end) network to support next-generation applications such as wireless base stations, femtocell access points, IPTV routers/switches and mobile backhaul.
http://www.xilinx.com/networktiminghttp://www.brillianttelecom.com/

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