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From: Jeremy Stringer on 13 Dec 2005 18:46 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 14 Dec 2005 09:58 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 14 Dec 2005 15:58 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
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