



Question for RMII interface converter
by Unknown on Dec 14, 2003 |
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> I meet a problem of interface converter listed as below.
RMII uses the same bit order (transmission order, little) as MII. It orders it's 2bit-words in the same order as MII order it's 4bit-words (nibbles). Basically RMII is just the same as MII but smaller words. The spec:s of your RMII-interface most likely describes this bit-order in detail. I could dig up some VHDL models of RMII from an academic project. That project never flew on RMII, so the RMII-model is not verified against the real world. Regards, Peter |



