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<!--# set var="title" value="Bluetooth Baseband specifications and architecture" --> <!--# include virtual="/ssi/ssi_start.shtml" --> <b><font size=+2 face="Helvetica, Arial" color=#bf0000>Project Name: Bluetooth baseband controller</font></b> <p> <font size=+1><b>Preliminary architecture</b></font> <p> <b>Interfaces:</b> <ul> <li><b>RF interface</b> Several interfaces have been checked such as JTAG and SPI but we are going to implement our standard interface and bild bridges around it for other interfaces</li> <li><b>CPU interface</b> Wishbone SOC bus is going to be used to access the core. Two DMA channels (RX/TX) can be added </li> <li><b>HCI</b> OpenCores USB and UART can be used. Messeges and control between host and Baseband are TBD</li> <li><b>Voice interface</b> Standard PCM interface will be usedand internal codec will be implemented</li> <li><b>Clocks</b> 1MHz, 13-20MHz (System clock)and 32KHz (low power mode)</li> </ul> <b>RF generic interface:</b> <ul> <li>This interface should be generic and simple so that it can be bridged to any other RF interfaces</li> <li>The RF bridge will be responsible for mapping these signals into RF chip registers and signals according to specific RF chips interfaces</li> <li><b>Clocks</b></li> <ul> <li>SysClk : Out : System clock</li> <li>Clock frequency is TBD but a recommendation is to be 15-20MHz to accomodate any possible delay may be causes by bridge state machines</li> <li>Any extra clocks needed by RF should be handled by the RF bridge</li> </ul> <li><b>Register group</b></li> <ul> <li>Dout(8) : Out: 8 bit bus to write to RF register</li> <li>Din(8) : In : 8 bit bus to read from RF register</li> <li>Wr : Out: write signal</li> <li>Re : Out: read signal</li> <li>ReAck : In : Read acknowledge</li> <li>WrAck : Out: Write acknowledge</li> <li>(we need different buses for read and write because JTAG interace can read and write at the same time)</li> </ul> <li><b>Data transfer</b></li> <ul> <li>TxEn : Out : Tx Enable</li> <li>TxRdy : in : Tx Ready (RF got the data bit from TxData)</li> <li>Txdata: Out : Tx Data Bit</li> <li>RxEn : Out : Rx Enable</li> <li>RxRdy : in : Rx Ready (RF set the data bit to RxData)</li> <li>Rxdata: Out : Rx Data Bit</li> </ul> <li><b>Hop selection</b></li> <ul> <li>Hop(7) : Out : 7 bit hop bus</li> <li>SetHop : Out : Load hop value to RF </li> </ul> </ul> <b>Buffers:</b> <ul> <li>Tx and Rx buffers of the maximum packet sizes must be used at the RF side</li> <li>Tx Buffer will be flushed only when the transmitted packet has acknoledged.</li> <li>The buffers should be connected to the read/write and link state machines </li> </ul> <!--# include virtual="/ssi/ssi_end.shtml" -->