GMII

E480963

GMII (Gigabit Media Independent Interface) is a standard interface used in Ethernet networking to connect the MAC layer to the physical layer for gigabit-speed data transmission.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
GMII canonical 1
GMII_RX_ER 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Ethernet interface standard ⓘ
media independent interface ⓘ
abbreviation GMII ⓘ
autoNegotiationLocation PHY layer ⓘ
clockFrequency 125 MHz ⓘ
collisionSignalsUsedFor half-duplex compatibility ⓘ
connectsLayer MAC layer ⓘ
linked to: Data Link Layer

physical layer ⓘ
dataBusWidth 8-bit receive data bus ⓘ
8-bit transmit data bus ⓘ
dataDirection full-duplex ⓘ
definedInStandard IEEE 802.3 ⓘ
fullName Gigabit Media Independent Interface ⓘ
hasSignal COL ⓘ
CRS ⓘ
GTX_CLK ⓘ
RXD[7:0] ⓘ
RX_CLK ⓘ
RX_DV ⓘ
RX_ER ⓘ
TXD[7:0] ⓘ
TX_EN ⓘ
TX_ER ⓘ
interfaceType parallel interface ⓘ
introducedFor Gigabit Ethernet MAC-PHY connection ⓘ
isExtendedBy RGMII ⓘ
RTBI ⓘ
SGMII ⓘ
TBI ⓘ
layerBoundary between IEEE 802.3 MAC and PHY sublayers ⓘ
mediaIndependence independent of physical medium type ⓘ
replacedInLowPinCountDesignsBy RGMII ⓘ
replacedInSerialDesignsBy SGMII ⓘ
signalDirection separate transmit and receive paths ⓘ
standardizedBy IEEE ⓘ
supportsAutoNegotiation no ⓘ
supportsDataRate 1 Gbit/s ⓘ
1000 Mbit/s ⓘ
supportsEthernetType Gigabit Ethernet ⓘ
supportsFlowControl yes ⓘ
supportsSpeed 1000BASE-T ⓘ
1000BASE-X ⓘ
usedBetween Ethernet MAC ⓘ
Ethernet PHY ⓘ
usedIn Ethernet networking ⓘ
linked to: Ethernet
voltageLevel CMOS-level signaling ⓘ

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