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ARP/ICMP Protocol for Ethernet
The CT1006-XGARP/ICMP block adds RTL-hardened functions for ICMP and ARP to any FPGA application.
The all-RTL block includes part of the ARP protocol which is used to discover nodes on a network and to automatically associate MAC/IP addresses.
The ICMP protocol supports simple messages such echo request and reply. This protocol is used to “ping” the FPGA on a network, which confirms that a link to the FPGA is established and the lower layers of the protocol stack are functioning properly.
A lean FPGA application can be built with the two protocols as a minimum to provide discovery of the FPGA node and low level communications.
The all-RTL block includes part of the ARP protocol which is used to discover nodes on a network and to automatically associate MAC/IP addresses.
The ICMP protocol supports simple messages such echo request and reply. This protocol is used to “ping” the FPGA on a network, which confirms that a link to the FPGA is established and the lower layers of the protocol stack are functioning properly.
A lean FPGA application can be built with the two protocols as a minimum to provide discovery of the FPGA node and low level communications.
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