Newsgroups: comp.sys.transputer From: Assaff Rawner Subject: Re: Processor sought to replace transputer network Organization: Mark Roberts Motion Control Date: Thu, 11 Jun 1998 16:22:02 +0100 Mime-Version: 1.0 Message-ID: In article , Alec Cawley writes >As far as I know, ST are killing off all the inmos products, including >the C011/2. Though I did see a reference in the press to a "new" product >based on the GPS version of the ST20, which is a transputer. However, >for C011 purposes, it has not proved very difficult to emulate the C011 >in an FPGA. Does the FPGA equivalent need a very high speed clock to achieve the serial data sampling at the receiver end, as the transimitter and receiver are running off 2 different clock sources which are not necessarily in phase? For example to achieve a 20Mbit link would you not have to have the FPGA with a clock of at least 60MHz to get reliable reception? -- Assaff Rawner