Transcript 100 Mbps Over Unshielded Single Twisted Pair Cable

Broadcom Introduces World’s Broadest
Automotive Ethernet Product Portfolio –
Ushers in Next-Generation Connected Car
Dr. Ali Abaye – Senior Director, Product Marketing
Infrastructure Networking/PHY
Tim Lau – Senior Product Line Manager
Infrastructure Networking/PHY
Embargoed News: Dec. 7, 2011 – 8 a.m. EDT
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Agenda
• About Broadcom
• Automotive Industry Trends and Challenges
• BroadR-Reach Portfolio Introduction
• Summary
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Automotive Market
Trends and Challenges
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Automotive Semiconductor Demand on the Rise
Automotive Semiconductor Revenue Forecast, Worldwide, 2005-2014
30,000
25,000
Millions of $
20,000
15,000
10,000
5,000
0
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Source: Gartner, Inc. - Automotive Semiconductors, Worldwide, 2009-2014; Feb. 11, 2011
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Evolution of Network Bandwidth
100Gbps
40Gbps
Ethernet
Bandwidth
10Gbps
Token Ring*
8Gbps
1Gbps
MOST*
4Gbps
Fiber Channel
800Mbps
100Mbps
150Mbps
16 Mbps
Legacy
3 Mbs
10Mbps
25Mbps
4 Mbps
1980
1982
1984
1986
1988
1990
1992
1994
1996
1998
2000
2002
2004
2006
2008
2010
2012
No other networking technology has kept pace with Ethernet
*Shared network architecture
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Industry Trends & Challenges
• Substantial increase in prevalence of in-vehicle electronics
– Nearly doubled over the last decade*
• Growing in volume and complexity
– Substantial increase in cameras, diagnostics, ADAS, infotainment, etc.
– In-dash display consoles evolving to computerized nerve centers
• Bandwidth challenges
– More data requires higher transmission rates
*Source: ABI Semiconductor Forecast
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Industry Trends & Challenges (continued)
• Compatibility and need for open architecture
– In-vehicle networks must be scalable, support multiple systems and devices
– Networks need ability to converge
– Auto makers demand open architecture
• Cable limitations
– Auto makers seeking less costly forms of wiring
• Industry standards
– In-vehicle technologies must meet strict regulations
– Reliability, temperatures, minimal power consumption
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Introducing Broadcom
BroadR-Reach®
Automotive Portfolio
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Industry First
High Performance 100Mbps Ethernet Connectivity
Reduces connectivity cost up to 80%*
* Based on current market prices for unshielded single twisted pair Flex Ray cables/connectors and shielded LVDS cables/connectors.
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100 Mbps Over Unshielded Single Twisted Pair Cable
100 Mbps symmetrical operation using standard
Ethernet PHY components
100 Mbps TX
MAC
100 Mbps TX
100 Mbps
PHY
PHY
100 Mbps
100 Mbps RX
MAC
100 Mbps RX
Full Duplex 100 Mbps single pair operation achieved
Only change is to wire-side,
MAC-side remains the same
Standard IEEE 802.3
100Mbps MAC Interface
Standard IEEE 802.3
100Mbps MAC Interface
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Connectivity Comparison At-a-Glance
Cable
Connector (2 ends, on-board and cable)
LVDS
BroadR-Reach
Reduces connectivity costs up to 80%*
Reduces cabling weight up to 30%*
* Based on current market prices for unshielded single twisted pair FlexRay cables/connectors and shielded LVDS cables/connectors.
* Weight advantage based on combined weight of 2-meter twisted, single-pair FlexRay cables and connectors versus 2-meter LVDS cables with LVDS
connectors.
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Specifically Designed for Automotive
• EMC requirements
• Extreme temperature grade requirements
• AEC-Q100 qualification under way
• Broadcom is TS16949 compliant
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Enables Open/Scalable Network
• Flexibility
– Faster implementation to next-generation technologies
• Simplifies network design, support and implementation
– Multiple in-car networks can be combined into one
• Improved network efficiency
– Share data from a common source to the entire network
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OPEN (One Pair Ether-Net) Special Interest Group
• Automotive and Industry Leaders Unite
– Formed to drive next generation in-vehicle networking
– Enables wide-scale adoption of Ethernet-based automotive connectivity
• Establishes Industry Standard for Automotive Ethernet Connectivity
– 100 Mbps over unshielded single twisted pair cable
• Enables Migration
– From closed application to open, scalable Ethernet-based network
– Encourages open standards and joint-development
– Complementary to all existing Ethernet IP technologies
• Addressing Needs for Improved Networking Technology
– Higher bandwidth, flexible network configurations, lower cost
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BroadR-Reach Automotive Portfolio
BCM89500
BCM89501
BCM89200
Switch
Switch
Switch
• 7 Ports; Layer 2
• 5 integrated PHYs
• 4 Ports; Layer 2
• 2 integrated PHYs
• 7 Ports; Layer 2;
• 4 integrated PHYs
BCM89610
BCM89810
PHY
PHY
• 1 port 10/100/1000BASE-T
• Optimized for diagnostic systems
(power off)
• 1 port 10/100BASE-T
• Optimized for multiple devices & supports
connectivity options for external devices
Compliant
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Use Case: ADAS – BroadR-Reach® & Ethernet
Camera 1
BCM89810
Lowers cost of digital camera deployment for
advanced driver assist (ADAS)
• Object detection, surround view parking
• Lane departure warning and high
beam control
Camera 2
BCM89810
Electronic Control
Unit
Video Out
Camera 3
BCM89810
BCM89500
Front
Display
Front
Display
7-Port Switch System
With Host Interface
Camera 4
BCM89810
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Use Case: BroadR-Reach for Infotainment
Ethernet supports BW growth Dedicated BW per port
MOST - Shared BW
8-port 100Mbps Switch BW = 800Mbps
Dedicated
100Mb
Max 150Mbps Shared
1Gb
uplink
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Link Aggregate Scale BW linearly to # of links
• Flexible speed per port - 100Mbps or 1G
• Advanced cable diagnostics for each link
• Redundancy for failover mechanism
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Use Case: On-Board Diagnostics
• Internet Protocol will be ubiquitous across all platforms
– Inside cars
– Service centers
– Manufacturing facilities
• OEMs now using 100Mbps Ethernet for OBD
• Larger Flash downloads (1GB+) requiring more bandwidth
• ISO 27145 – intended standard for OBD-related information
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BroadR-Reach Portfolio Summary
• Industry first
– Delivers higher bandwidth – 100Mbps Ethernet
over unshielded single twisted pair cabling
• Dramatically reduces connectivity cost
Video/audio
head units &
switch
and cabling weight
Information
display
– Reduces connectivity cost up to 80%*
– Reduces cabling weight up to 30%*
• Designed specifically for automotive
• Open and scalable architecture
– Compatible with multiple in-vehicle
network systems
– OPEN Alliance compliant
•Based on current market prices for unshielded single twisted pair FlexRay
cables/connectors and shielded LVDS cables/connectors.
* Weight advantage based on combined weight of 2-meter twisted, single-pair FlexRay
cables and connectors versus 2-meter LVDS cables with LVDS connectors.
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Bluetooth &
Wi-Fi
LCD
LCD
Switch
Multichannel
amplifier
GPS &
satellite link
CD / DVD
player
Rear view
camera
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Appendix
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IEEE 802.3 Standard Ethernet Physical Layers
• Standard Ethernet has had limited use in automotive to date
– Mainly OBD applications
Why ? …
• 802.3 PHYs optimized for Enterprise, business, and consumer applications
– 100meter reach
– 4-pair per port Structured Cabling (Cat 5, 5e)
– EMC performance unspecified
• With sufficient effort & expertise, may meet some OEM’s
EMC requirements
– Plug/unplug to different link
partners
• Not representative of
automotive environment
– 802.3 PHYs not well
matched
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