PEX8605-AB-T RDK

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PEX8605-AB-T RDK is a device developed by Pericom Semiconductor Inc. as part of their Rapid Development Kit program. It is a high-speed, low-latency consumer-grade system bridge for device interconnection.

This device enables the connection of high-speed signals such as PCI Express, DisplayPort, eSATA, and USB3.0, from multiple devices in various combinations. It also supports ultimate flexibility through its tunable settings, enabling the connection of a wide variety of peripheral devices, even with different clocking speeds.

This device combines with the Pericom Companion Chip (PCC) and Reference Design Kit software to enable the rapid development and testing of system-level solutions. This protocol-agnostic device supports up to four lane-outputs and one lane-inputs with independent clocking and power, allowing it to provide the highest flexibility and performance levels.

For example, PEX8605-AB-T RDK supports four individual PCIe-to-eSATA ports, four lane-inputs from both eSATA and USB3.0, and two independent DisplayPort ports. It is also able to support four UHS-II memory cards, two UHS-I memory cards, and a single serial port.

PEX8605-AB-T RDK is based on the current PCI Express 1.1 standard. It supports PCIe Gen1, Gen2, and Gen3 protocol stacks, as well as transmission speeds up to 5 Gbps. It also provides low latency of less than 3.5ns and fast signal transfer rates of up to 24Gbps.

The working principle of the PEX8605-AB-T RDK is quite simple. All four ports? PCIe-to-eSATA, PCIe-to-USB3.0, DisplayPort, and UHS-II memory card ports? are connected together on the same PCIe link. Then, depending on the problem to solved and the data rate requirements, the Reference Design Kit software allows the user to program the device with different settings.

The software also allows users to selectively disable certain ports, to enable or disable power status for all ports, to set the digital device power-up sequence, to configure the transmitter power down sequence, to configure the current lane settings, and to configure the various frequency and signaling quality parameters.

Once the device has been configured, signals can be transferred through the device to or from any of the various peripheral devices connected to it. The device converts the signal from one form to another based on the configuration settings and then sends it out to the desired peripheral device.

In conclusion, the PEX8605-AB-T RDK is an advanced system-level bridge device which enables the connection of high-speed signals from multiple devices in various combinations. It also provides tremendous flexibility through its tunable settings and Reference Design Kit software, allowing it to be used in various applications.

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