From: Jeremy Stringer on
Not quite on topic - but I thought somebody here might know -

Does anybody know where I can get hold of the SGMII spec (Used on SFP
modules, esp. 10/100/1000 copper)?

All I can find in the SFP/PHY datasheets that I've looked at so far is
references to the data bytes being repeated 10 times (Which doesn't help
much with autonegotiation).

Thanks,
Jeremy
From: PeteS on
Jeremy Stringer wrote:
> Not quite on topic - but I thought somebody here might know -
>
> Does anybody know where I can get hold of the SGMII spec (Used on SFP
> modules, esp. 10/100/1000 copper)?
>
> All I can find in the SFP/PHY datasheets that I've looked at so far is
> references to the data bytes being repeated 10 times (Which doesn't help
> much with autonegotiation).
>
> Thanks,
> Jeremy

SGMII is part of the IEE 802.x series. To get the spec, you have to
either have a subscription or have access to a company that does ;)

Cheers

PeteS

From: Jeremy Stringer on
PeteS wrote:
> Jeremy Stringer wrote:
>> Not quite on topic - but I thought somebody here might know -
>>
>> Does anybody know where I can get hold of the SGMII spec (Used on SFP
>> modules, esp. 10/100/1000 copper)?
>>
>> All I can find in the SFP/PHY datasheets that I've looked at so far is
>> references to the data bytes being repeated 10 times (Which doesn't help
>> much with autonegotiation).
>
> SGMII is part of the IEE 802.x series. To get the spec, you have to
> either have a subscription or have access to a company that does ;)

I do have the 802.3 documents - They quite clearly define MII
(25MHz/4bit) and GMII (125MHz/8bit), but not (As far as I could tell)
SGMII (625MHz DDR/1 bit, GE signalling, modified autonegotiation
sequences, repeated payload bytes for 10/100).

Jeremy