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Ethernet Frame Structure and Constraints

The document outlines the structure of an Ethernet frame, detailing its components such as preamble, source and destination addresses, payload, and CRC. It also describes a radio frame configuration with specific parameters and constraints for generating patterns in a bit array. Additionally, it includes a sequence of control signals related to a clock and preset operations.

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Ethernet Frame Structure and Constraints

The document outlines the structure of an Ethernet frame, detailing its components such as preamble, source and destination addresses, payload, and CRC. It also describes a radio frame configuration with specific parameters and constraints for generating patterns in a bit array. Additionally, it includes a sequence of control signals related to a clock and preset operations.

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ethernet

preamble-7byte
sfd - 1byte
src- 6byte
dst -6byte
ethtype/len - 1byte
payload - 1500 byte
crc - 4byte

120khz
1radioframe - 10subframe -8slots-14symbol

ruport , cc-id,bandsector,du-port

11001100110011

bit [9:0] a;

constraint gen_pattern {a == 1101100110011;}

constraint gen_pattern1 { a[9:8] == 1;


a[7:6] == 0;
a[5:3] == 1;
a[2:1] == 0;
a[1:0] ==1;
}

bit [7:0] a;

constraint ascen_order {

foreach(arr[i]){
if(i>0) arr[i]>arr[i-1]
}

a1-0 a2-1 a3-2

response we get as

b1-2 b2-1 b3-0

pclk;
preset;
penable;
psel;

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