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As the 8b-10b encoding method described in preceding sections describes, the 8-bit data generates 10-bit encoded data and is stored in 2 bytes of the REG_ENC register which leaves 6 bits unused in byte 2. The transmitting buffer is a 16-bit width so that the data can be combined and transmitted continuously to reduce the over-head. Figure 3-3 shows the optimized approach for transmitting encoded data:
One transmitting cycle pattern is 80-bits encoded data width (64-bits original data width) with 8 times encoding process.
Similar to the approach for transmitting encoded data, Figure 3-4 shows the optimized process for receiving decoded data:
One receiving cycle pattern is 80-bits decoded data width with 8 times decoding process.
The original frame pattern can be a 64-bit width with 16-bit preamble, 32-bit data words, and 16-bit CRC data. To increase the efficiency, RTU_PRU0 and RTU_PRU1 auxiliary cores can be used for encoding, decoding, and CRC16 workloading in parallel. Figure 3-5 shows a block diagram with both PRU and RTU cores.