Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) is the name of the IEEE 802.1 task group responsible for data link layer standards. The group provides specifications that will allow time-synchronized and low-latency streaming services over IEEE 802 networks. This group of protocols provides streams with guaranteed bandwidth and deterministic latency.

Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) is the name of the IEEE 802.1 task group responsible for data link layer standards. The group provides specifications that will allow time-synchronized and low-latency streaming services over IEEE 802 networks. This group of protocols provides streams with guaranteed bandwidth and deterministic latency.

TSN is constantly evolving and it targets different industries such as automotive, broadcasting or aerospace. Therefore, this flexibility and reconfiguration can only be realized through reconfigurable logic such as FPGAs, HDL IP and embedded software.

The Multi-Port Time-Sensitive Network (MTSN) Switch IP core is a flexible HDL code that readily generates TSN endpoint or bridge implementations. The IP core provides a rich set of generic parameters for optimal functional resource tradeoffs. Since a GUI interface is provided for the Vivado IPI, these common items can be configured at the VHDL level or graphically.

Our MTSN IP cores can be deployed in the following Xilinx families. You can find the different Xilinx product sheets and selection guides in the links below:

• 7 Series(Zynq, Spartan, Artix, Kintex, Virtex)
• Ultrascale(Kintex, Virtex)
• Ultrascale+(Zynq MPSoC, Kintex, Virtex)
• Versal ACAP

In SoC-e, we also develop systems on network modules or network modules. In this case, we offer the MTSN suite of solutions for customers who need an all-in-one solution to introduce time-sensitive networks into their devices.