Interfaces & mixed-signal

Garmo-USB3.2-PHY

USB router and PHY-control architecture with a release-specific compliance and analog boundary.

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THE TECHNICAL ROLE

A clear integration boundary.

Garmo-USB3.2-PHY integration role: High-Speed I/O — USB4 v2 / USB 80Gbps router + PHY digital subsystem. Documented composition: PAM3 Gen4 digital PCS and lane bonding; USB3, DisplayPort and PCIe tunneling router with bandwidth arbitration; 80 Gb/s certified-mode target and 120 Gb/s asymmetric display-oriented mode.

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PAM3 Gen4 digital PCS and lane bonding

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USB3, DisplayPort and PCIe tunneling router with bandwidth arbitration

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80 Gb/s certified-mode target and 120 Gb/s asymmetric display-oriented mode

TECHNICAL OVERVIEW

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Canonical identity
IP-2094
Responsibility
High-Speed I/O — USB4 v2 / USB 80Gbps router + PHY digital subsystem
Documented interface architecture
USB4 Gen4 PHY boundary, protocol adapter ports, PCIe/DP tunnel interfaces, Type-C/PD sideband
Documented building blocks
PAM3 Gen4 digital PCS and lane bonding; USB3, DisplayPort and PCIe tunneling router with bandwidth arbitration; 80 Gb/s certified-mode target and 120 Gb/s asymmetric display-oriented mode
Delivery boundary
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Evidence scope
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Architecture targets · not measurements
20/40/80 Gb/s symmetric; optional 120/40 Gb/s asymmetric mode; backward USB compatibility.
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Canonical technology and its architecture/integration role are recorded. The offered delivery is confirmed against the exact release before licensing.

Source basis: Bible v7.42 IP-2094. This is a controlled-portfolio summary, not a fresh execution of the chip qualification flow.

Release-specific qualification

Control/model IP does not establish analog PHY, electrical, RF or standards compliance. Qualified third-party or foundry collateral may be required.

Canonical record: P2 / REPRESENTATIVE ARCHITECTURE RTL — concrete integration specification and synthesizable RTL shell/representative datapath only; all frequency, throughput, power, area, jitter and standards-superiority figures remain architecture targets until the required evidence hierarchy closes. Electrical/PHY production claims require a characterized foundry/node hard-macro backend plus package/channel and compliance evidence.

A PATH THAT FITS THE PROJECT

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CANONICAL EVIDENCE RECORD · IP-2094

Source documented

A concrete source or implementation record exists; the selected evidence does not establish complete qualification.

Source: Bible 7.42 VERIFIED V29 · Bible v7.42 IP-2094.

Record integrity and qualification boundary

Retained exact-release source reference; no new table locator was inferred.

Evidence ranking for evaluation prioritization; not a probability or certification.

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